anaheim-gazette 1916-09-21

BROADWAY PAVING FINALLY SETTLED Continued from Page 1 dering the paving of South Philadelphia street, was adopted. Bids will be opened on Thursday, Sept. 28. Resolutions also providing for the paving of the alleys extending from North Claudina to Lemon, being between Center and Chartress, was passed. The work in the alleys has been let by private contract to the L. A. Paving Co. A leave of absence was granted to Recorder Howard from October 1 to October 10. Driver Mauerhan of the chemical fire engine was granted a ten days vacation. Wm. Rannow will have charge of the engine during his absence. J. S. Sheridan tendered his resignation as member of the library board. The same was filed, and the vacancy will be filled at a future meeting. A communication was received from the state board of health, relative to sending the local health officer to their annual convention to be held at Visalia, October 9-14, the same date and place where the League of Municipalities will hold its annual gathering. City Attorney Ames and Engineer Steward and some of the trustees will attend. Dr. Truxaw of the health board has not as yet signified his intention of going to the convention. The meetings will be important and much valuable information is gained through attendance. These Bal in treasury $19,967.16 Rate Collector Collected for light $2,293.95 Collected for water 1,677.30 Total $3,971.25 Delinquents Collected For light $88.70 For water 111.25 Penalties 13.15 Total $213.10 Delinquents Reported For light $106.55 For water 195.60 Total $302.15 A communication was received from the Pacific Telephone company, relative to the return of the $500 deposit which was put up for the faithful performance of its contract in establishing conduits in the ornamental lighting area. As the replacing of the pavement has been done to the satisfaction of the city, the money was ordered returned. A bill for some repairing on West Center street, was ordered sent to the company, upon their request, and the deal was closed. CALIFORNIA STATE MINING BUREAU Remarkable Activley In New Oil Development Throughout the State A renewal of drilling activity is indicated by the weekly oil field report of the state mining bureau for the week ending September 9, 1916, there being 31 wells reported as about to begin drilling, making a total of 509 since the first of the year. Such a high number has not been reported since early in July. Fourteen of these wells are in the Midway-Sunset field, twelve in the Kern river field, two in the McKittrick field and three in the fields BURGERS BUSY PLACENTIA VISITED TIMES NOTHING OF THIEVES BEING Burglars have ceased 23rd of August made on the county, but has been taken post offices transacked by still at large incorporated they are in the police. been at Plaza at Buena Pas and one at Glars are an fact that the crack safes, selves with money drawn was at Bueno taken. The last renter at Placentia the postoffice Tuesday night reward was $8 en from the sending the local health officer to their annual convention to be held at Visalia, October 9-14, the same date and place where the League of Municipalities will hold its annual gathering. City Attorney Ames and Engineer Steward and some of the trustees will attend. Dr. Truxaw of the health board has not as yet signified his intention of going to the convention. The meetings will be important and much valuable information is gained through attendance. These meetings are attended by prominent city officials throughout the state and it is the intention to have Anaheim represented. Engineer Steward submitted a map defining locations of the automatic flagmen to be installed on many railroad crossings in the city. The installation of the wig-wags was left to the city engineer and attorney who will take the matter up with the railroad commission, through which body the same must be secured. Fire Chief Elmer Goodrich addressed the board relative to making a change in the chemical engine. He recommends that a pump be installed in place of one of the chemical batteries, greatly increasing the efficiency of the fire engine. It is a new device and is being installed by other cities. Mr. Goodrich also stated by using a 2½ inch hose from the pump to the scene of fire and then connecting to two 1½ inch pieces better results are attained in fighting fire. The 1½ inch hose is easily handled by one man, while the 2½ requires several men to operate. By making these new improvements it is estimated that insurance rates in this city will be decreased at least $6000. The trustees have taken the matter under consideration. Mr. Goodrich took occasion to thank the board for the donation of $20 to defray his expenses to the recent firemens' convention held at San Diego. Mr. Goodrich said much good was derived by all through the interchange of ideas and methods pursued by the chiefs from departments west of Missouri. Jacob Vettér appeared before the board, making complaint about a family of several members who had pitched their tent in the roadway near his residence. He classed their presence as being very unpleasant. They had chickens and dogs which overran his premises and besides Jake's walnuts were near at hand, and while he did not accuse the itinerants of perloining them, still he could not constantly A renewal of drilling activity is indicated by the weekly oil field report of the state mining bureau for the week ending September 9, 1916, there being 31 wells reported as about to begin drilling, making a total of 509 since the first of the year. Such a high number has not been reported since early in July. Fourteen of these wells are in the Midway-Sunset field, twelve in the Kern river field, two in the McKittrick field and three in the fields near Los Angeles. Nineteen wells were reported ready to test water shut off, seven were deepening and only one abandonment. Company—Field Begin Drilling New Wells: Lakeview No. 2 Oil Co., ...Sunset Petroleum Dev. Co., ...Kern River Standard Oil Co., (6 wells) ...Midway Standard Oil Co. (3) ...Sunset Standard Oil Co. (2) ...McKittrick K. T. & O. Co., (3) ...Midway J. E. O'Donnel Lease ...Midway Assoc. Oil Co., (11) ...Kern River Petroleum Dev. Co., ...Olinda Standard Oil Co., ...W. Coyote Standard Oil Co., wildcat in Twp. 4, Range 13. REFERENDUM PETITION REFERRED TO DIST. ATTY. Resolution Passed by Supervisors Requesting Shoulders on Highway South of Tustin Petition for a referendum election on the United Storm Water District was referred by the board of supervisors Wednesday to the district attorney for an opinion as to its legality. The matter of acceptance of bid for the construction of Santa Ana canyon road was continued to September 19, at 10 a.m. The bonds of M. T. Shafer for the construction of Placentia-Yorba road, Section 2, were approved, and the contract ordered recorded. The application of Bixby Development company to place telephone line under Riverside road, Section 3, near Station 67, was granted. The resignation of Mrs. Jack Davis, as secretary of the board of trustees of Yorba Linda public library, was accepted, and Miss Maud Quigley was appointed secretary of said board. It was ordered that the traveling expenses of the county health officer to the conference of health officials at Visalia, be paid by the county. The last mail at Placentia, the postoffice Tuesday night reward was sent en from the chester, memorial who sleeps owed in the at work in the opposite at work in the same bureau found. Presumably was Manchester two doors, the drawer in the same bureau took no notice. From there market owner open the free through the anything with ter, left opened in the event. At the A..burglar gain Jimmy, and bottle of pop amount of drugs on the dissipating string of them committed by The final glar was at Jimmy failed and the thieacher was observed that man in drug store tor-propelled. The bank previous night change was by the chiefs from departments west of Missouri. Jacob Vettér appeared before the board, making complaint about a family of several members who had pitched their tent in the roadway near his residence. He classed their presence as being very unpleasant. They had chickens and dogs which overran his premises and besides Jake's walnuts were near at hand, and while he did not accuse the itinerants of perloining them, still he could not constantly watch the orchard. Jake said they used an auto and made 50 miles an hour in coming and going. It must be a Ford. Jake was very desirous of having them made to vamose. Marshal Kellenberger went out next morning and made the tenters hike. The finance committee reported auditing bills to the amount of $6634.54, for which warrants were ordered drawn. Officers' reports were received and filed as follows: Marshal's Report Collected for license ...$1150.00 Plumbing Inspector Applications received: Sewer, 10, fees ...$31.00 Plumbing, 8, fees ...7.60 Gas, 2, fees ...2.15 Total ...$40.75 Recorder's Report Violations Sec. 2, Ord. 94 ...10 Violations, Sec. 4, Ord. 94 ...1 Total ...11 Fines collected ...$25.00 Clerk's Summary Bal. Gen. Fund ...$16,430.31 Library fund ...184.79 Fire apparatus ...217.60 Fund No. 3 ...283.80 Fund No. 6 ...185.93 Fund No. 7 ...1,968.75 Fund No. 8 ...194.25 Drinking fountain ...500.00 The application of Bixby Development company to place telephone line under Riverside road, Section 3, near Station 67, was granted. The resignation of Mrs. Jack Davis, as secretary of the board of trustees of Yorba Linda public library, was accepted, and Miss Maud Quigley was appointed secretary of said board. It was ordered that the traveling expenses of the county health officer to the conference of health officials at Visalia, be paid by the county. It was ordered that the traveling expenses of John S. Perry, purchasing agent to the state convention of purchasing agents at Fresno, be paid by the county. A resolution was adopted requesting the state highway commission to build shoulders on the state highway south of Tustin. Fumigating licenses were ordered issued to A. L. Butler, Grover Deakins, Ernest Yorde and R. R. Camfield. The returns of the election for trustees in the United Storm Water District were duly canvassed, and Chas. Eygabroad, W. W. Dungan and Dr. Lee C. Deming were declared elected trustees of said district. The clerk was directed to advertise for bids for the construction of coast highway, section 1, division No. 2, bids to be opened Oct. 4, 1916 at 2 p.m. A $200,000 manufacturing plant is being constructed at Long Beach for the Long Beach Chemical company, a new corporation which will manufacture strentium of nitrate, a high-power explosive. Through a special process perfected by Alexis N. Selwitalla, a German scientist connected with the new concern, the explosive can be obtained from certain ores found in the Imperial Valley and several districts within easy reach from Long Beach. The import as an article ing more and country. To productive wition of consi new vineyard the entire first equaled the leading tion has inc county along as much as the sugar pr shine and o ditions of tha ded that id grape cultu San Joaquim within the o and Kings garded as iod especially for ersde and offer the be climate for Diego and splendid opp vineyardist. The last y was large, a 000 pounds largest prod the amount raisin grape Muscat crot Sultanas and leading varl less raisins w BURGLARS STILL BUSY IN SMALL TOWNS PLACENTIA AND OLIVE BOTH VISITED FOR THE SECOND TIME LAST WEEK NOTHING OF VALUE TAKEN BY THIEVES, WHO APPEAR TO BE AMATEURS Burglars have become so frequent in Orange county of late that they have ceased to be exciting. Since the 23rd of August seven raids have been made on the smaller towns of the county, but no great amount of loot has been taken. Eleven stores, four postoffices and one bank have been ransacked by the thieves, and they are still at large. The robbers avoid the incorporated cities of the county where they are in danger of running afoul of the police. Two of these raids have been at Placentia, two at Olive, one at Buena Park one at Garden Grove and one at La Habra. That the burglars are amateurs is shown by the fact that they make no attempt to crack safes, merely contenting themselves with rifling cash registers and money drawers. The biggest haul was at Buena Park, where $50 was taken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores and the postoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night, Sept. 13, but the only reward was $2:50 in small change taken from the postoffice. E. P. Man- est price in the market. A year ago this variety sold for $95 per ton; Sulitas brought $85 and Muscats $77.50. The prices in any year, of course, depend upon the quality and the demand: According to a government statement, our own people are not yet consuming their rightful share of this wholesome and nutritious fruit. Our per capita of consumption is less than one and a half pounds. In the United Kingdom the consumption is five pounds for each person. When we learn to appreciate the value of this fruit as food, there will necessarily be an enormous increase in production. California today has the countries of the world for a market for her raisin crop. It's a paying crop; an easy crop to handle and ship. GOLD MINING IN THE BOISE BASIN, IDAHO The Boise basin of western Idaho has always been primarily a gold placer region, and for a decade after the discovery of gold there, late in 1862, it is credited with an annual placer production of one to five million dollars. In later years the yield has fluctuated greatly, but in 1912, 1913, and 1914 it still amounted to approximately half a million dollars annually. Many of the veins from which the placer derived their gold were located in the early days and in recent years they have received increasing attention. To meet the many demands for information concerning these lodes the Geological Survey, has just published a reconnoissance report of the region as Bulletin 640-E, which is obtainable on request from the director of the survey, Washington, D. C. According to this report the depression known as the Boise basin has resulted from the sinking of a fault block 15 miles long and 12 miles wide. The region lies within a great area Activity is in-field report beau for the 1916, there about to be of 509 since such a high reported since these wells field, twelve in the Mcin the fields teen wells water shut and only Field: Sunset Kern River Midway Sunset McKittrick Midway Kern River Olinda W. Coyote in Twp. 4. IST. ATTY. Servisors Re-Highway um election later District of super-district at is legality. Use of bid for Ana canyon September 19, safer for the Yorba road, and the by Develop-telephone line tion 3, near Jack Davis, of trustees ary, was ac-quigley was id board. Traveling exth officer to officials at county. Field are amateurs is shown by the fact that they make no attempt to crack safes, merely contenting themselves with rifling cash registers and money drawers. The biggest haul was at Buena Park, where $50 was taken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores and the postoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night, Sept. 13, but the only reward was $2:50 in small change taken from the postoffice. E. P. Manchester, merchant and postmaster, who sleeps over his store, was awakened in the night and saw a burglar at work in Robinson's drug store on the opposite side of the street. As he had no weapon he did not attempt to capture the man, but telegraphed the sheriff's office at Santa Ana. Shortly afterward a number of officers were on hand, but the burglar had disappeared. The neighborhood was searched, but no traces of them could be found. Presumably the first place entered was Manchester's store. Jimmying two doors, the burglar broke open a drawer in the postoffice, which is in the same building, and took $2.50. They took no stamps. From there they went to the meat market owned by Horace Lucy, pried open the front door and after going through the place, left without taking anything with them. The cash register, left open when the store was closed in the evening was empty. At the A. J. Robinson drug store the burglar gained entrance again with a Jimmy, and contented himself with a bottle of pop. He overlooked a small amount of cash in the drawer. The drugs on the shelves were untouched, dissipating the theory that the long string of thefts in the last month were committed by a drug field. The final attempt made by the burglar was at the Peoples' Store. The Jimmy failed to budge the back door and the thief gave up the job. Manchester was awakened at 3 o'clock. He observed the brief operations of the man in completing his search of the drug store and is certain that no motor-proelled vehicle left town. The bank at Olive was entered the previous night, but only $2.25 in small change was secured. RAISIN GRAPES The importance of the raisin grape as an article of commerce is attracting more and more attention in this glara are amateurs is shown by the fact that they make no attempt to crack safes, merely contenting themselves with rifling cash registers and money drawers. The biggest haul was at Buena Park, where $50 was taken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores and the postoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night, Sept. 13, but the only reward was $2:50 in small change taken from the postoffice. E. P. Manchester, merchant and postmaster, who sleeps over his store, was awakened in the night and saw a burglar at work in Robinson's drug store on the opposite side of the street. As he had no weapon he did not attempt to capture the man, but telegraphed the sheriff's office at Santa Ana. Shortly afterward a number of officers were on hand, but the burglar had disappeared. The neighborhood was searched, but no traces of them could be found. Presumably the first place entered was Manchester's store. Jimmying two doors, the burglar broke open a drawer in the postoffice, which is in the same building, and took $2.50. They took no stamps. From there they went to the meat market owned by Horace Lucy, pried open the front door and after going through the place, left without taking anything with them. The cash register, left open when the store was closed in the evening was empty. At the A. J. Robinson drug store the burglar gained entrance again with a Jimmy, and contented himself with a bottle of pop. He overlooked a small amount of cash in the drawer. The drugs on the shelves were untouched, dissipating the theory that the long string of thefts in the last month were committed by a drug field. The final attempt made by the burglar was at the Peoples' Store. The Jimmy failed to budge the back door and the thief gave up the job. Manchester was awakened at 3 o'clock. He observed the brief operations of the man in completing his search of the drug store and is certain that no motor-proelled vehicle left town. The bank at Olive was entered the previous night, but only $2.25 in small change was secured. RAISIN GRAPES The importance of the raisin grape as an article of commerce is attracting more and more attention in this glara are amateurs is shown by the fact that they make no attempt to crack safes, merely contenting themselves with rifling cash registers and money drawers. The biggest haul was at Buena Park, where $50 was taken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores and the postoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night, Sept. 13, but the only reward was $2:50 in small change taken from the postoffice. E. P. Manchester, merchant and postmaster, who sleeps over his store, was awakened in the night and saw a burglar at work in Robinson's drug store on the opposite side of the street. As he had no weapon he did not attempt to capture the man, but telegraphed the sheriff's office at Santa Ana. Shortly afterward a number of officers were on hand, but the burglar had disappeared. The neighborhood was searched, but no traces of them could be found. Presumably the first place entered was Manchester's store. Jimmying two doors, the burglar broke open a drawer in the postoffice, which is in the same building, and took $2.50. They took no stamps. From there they went to the meat market owned by Horace Lucy, pried open the front door and after going through the place, left without taking anything with them. The cash register, left open when the store was closed in the evening was empty. At the A. J. Robinson drug store the burglar gained entrance again with a Jimmy, and contented himself with a bottle of pop. He overlooked a small amount of cash in the drawer. The drugs on the shelves were untouched, dissipating the theory that the long string of thefts in the last month were committed by a drug field. The final attempt made by the burglar was at the Peoples' Store. The Jimmy failed to budge the back door and the thief gave up the job. Manchester was awakened at 3 o'clock. He observed the brief operations of the man in completing his search of the drug store and is certain that no motor-proelled vehicle left town. The bank at Olive was entered the previous night, but only $2.25 in small change was secured. RAISIN GRAPES The importance of the raisin grape as an article of commerce is attracting more and more attention in this glara are amateurs is shown by the fact that they make no attempt to crack safes, merely contenting themselves with rifling cash registers and money drawers. The biggest haul was at Buena Park, where $50 was taken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores and the postoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night, Sept. 13, but the only reward was $2:50 in small change taken from the postoffice. E. P. Manchester, merchant and postmaster, who sleeps over his store, was awakened in the night and saw a burglar at work in Robinson's drug store on the opposite side of the street. As he had no weapon he did not attempt to capture the man, but telegraphedthe sheriff's office at Santa Ana. Shortly afterward a number of officers were on hand, but the burglar had disappeared. The neighborhood was searched, but no traces of them could be found. Presumably the first place entered was Manchester's store. Jimmying two doors, the burglar broke open a drawer in the postoffice, which is in the same building, and took $2.50. They took no stamps. From there they went to the meat market owned by Horace Lucy, pried open the front door and after going through the place, left without taking anything with them. The cash register, left open when the store was closed in the evening was empty. At the A. J. Robinson drug storethe burglar gained entrance again with a Jimmy, and contented himself with a bottle of pop. He overlooked a small amount of cash in the drawer. The drugs onthe shelves were untouched,dissipatingthe theory thatthe longstringof theftsinthelastmonthwerecommittedbyadrugfield. The final attempt made bythe burglarwasatthePeoples'Stoore.TheJimmyfailedtududgebackdoorandthethiefgaveupthejob.Manchesterwasawakenedat3o'clock.Hewobservedthebriefoperationsofthemanincompletinghissearchofthedrugstoreandiscertainthatnomotorproelledvehiclelefttown. The bankatOlivewasenteredthepreviousnightbutonly$2.25insmallchangewassecured. RAISIN GRAPES The importance ofthe raisingrapeasanarticleofcommerceisattractingmoreandmoreattentioninthisglaraareamateursisshownbyfactthattheymakenoattempttocracksafesmerelycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores andthepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward was $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebiggesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported was at Placentia where three stores和thepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward is $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebigesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported is at Placentia where three stores和thepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward is $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebigesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported is at Placentia where three stores和thepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward is $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebigesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported is at Placentia where three stores和thepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward is $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebigesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported is at Placentia where three stores和thepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward is $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebigesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported is at Placentia where three stores和thepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward is $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebigesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported is at Placentia where three stores和thepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward is $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebigesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported is at Placentia where three stores和thepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward is $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostoffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebigesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported is at Placentia where three stores和thepostoffice were ransacked on Tuesday night， Sept .13 ，butthe only reward is $2:50insmallchange takenfromthepostOffice.E.P.Manchestermericallycontentingthemselveswithriflingcashregistersandmoneydrawers.ThebigesthaulwasatBuenaParkwhere$50wastaken. The last raid so far reported is at Plenticia where three stores和thenostationonTAP.YOURPRONELYOFKENTUCKYDEWWHISKEYFAMILIAHALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BESTBRANDSOFWINES,LIQUORS,andCIGARSFORTHOSEDESIRINGTHEM,COLDBEERALWAYS ON TAP.YOURPRONELYOFKENTUCKYDEWWHISKEYFAMILIAHALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BESTBRANDSOFWINES,LIQUORS,andCIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERLYDAY.BEST BRANDS OF WINES,LIQUORS AND CIGARS FOR THOSE DESIRING THEM,COLD BEER ALWAYS ON TAP.YOUR PRONELY OF KENTUCKY DEW WHISKEY FAMILIA HALLE.FA.SPLENDIDLUNCHEVERLYDA RAISIN GRAPES The importance of the raisin grape as an article of commerce is attracting more and more attention in this country. To raise grapes of the best productive value for raisins is a question of considerable importance for the new vineyardist. Since 1892, when the entire raisin crop of California first equaled that of Spain, until then the leading raisin country, the production has increased until today Fresno county alone produces nearly twice as much as Spain. This speaks for the sugar producing effect of the sunshine and other natural climatic conditions of this section. It may be added that ideal conditions for raisin grape culture are to be found in the San Joaquin valley section included within the counties of Fresno, Tulare and Kings. The Fresno country is regarded as ideal for grape culture and especially for raisin grapes, while Riverside and San Bernardino counties offer the best conditions of soil and climate for wine grapes. Sutter, San Diego and Madera counties offer splendid opportunities for the young vineyardist. The last year's crop of raisin grapes was large, amounting to over 180,000 pounds. The Muscat is by far the largest producer. Perhaps five times the amount of any other variety of raisin grape is the proportion of the Muscat crop. Thompson's seedless, Sultanas and Malagas are the other leading varieties. Thompson's seedless raisins usually command the high mineral also occurs sparingly in the gravels at one locality. DOES BACKACHE WORRY YOU Some Anaheim People Have Learned How to Get Relief How many people suffer from an aching back? How few know the cause? It if hurts to stoop or lift— If you suffer sudden, darting pains— If you are weak, lame and tired, Suspect your kidneys. Watch for nature's signal. The first sign may be headache or dizziness, Scanty, painful or too frequent urination, Nervousness or a constant, dead-tired feeling. Avert the serious kidney diseases, Treat the weakened kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills. A remedy especially for sick kidneys. Endorsed in Anaheim by your friends and neighbors. A. E. Muckenthaler, retired farmer, 300 N. Citron Street., Anaheim, says: "Many years of hard labor on the farm weakened my kidneys and caused lame back. I couldn't sleep well at night, because of the severe palms in the regions of my kidneys. The action of my kidneys was too frequent and the secretions burned in passage. I heard of Doan's Kidney Pills and four boxes, procured from Heyling's Pharmacy, cured the lame back and regulated the action of my kidneys." Price 500, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Muckenthaler had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N.Y. Dr. M. M. Henderson, Dentist, Suite 1, Mullinix Bldg., Anaheim. DISTANCE SOMETIMES LENDS ENCHANTMENT It is seen from a circular received from the Home Industry League of California a few days since, that an active campaign has been started to get California people, when buying even the smallest article, to insist on dealers giving them goods bearing a label "Made in California". The mere word imported has up to the present time meant a great deal to some folks, when it really should have meant nothing more than paying an extra price for a purely imaginary excellency. Those folks have been supposing that if their hats, shoes and groceries were imported they could not help but be superior—in grade as well as in price; when, as a matter of fact, the California made articles are, in many cases, really of much higher class—as is shown by the awards won at the Panama Pacific International Exposition—while in most other cases the California goods equal the best of those brought in from abroad. Really now, some people are not much wiser than the prehistoric canine which dropped his hunk of meat in order to get the larger and better hunk which he fancied he saw in the mouth of his exaggerated reflection in the pool of water. BER 21, 1916 Less Carbon —because Zerolene is made from Asphalt-base crude. It burns up clean, and goes out with the exhaust. ZEROLENE the Standard Oil for Motor Cars Sold by dealers everywhere and at all Service Stations of the Standard Oil Company (California) Anaheim Sunset 20 and 362 Home 1053 City Meat Market Schneider Bros., Props. For Service, Quality and Quantity Always Reliable Melilotus Vetch and Horse Beans for your Cover Crop Halley & McClellan Melilotus Vetch and Horse Beans for your Cover Crop Halley & McClellan 290 N. Los Angeles St. Pac 317 Home 294 THE WAY TO THE EAST Any time you have occasion to plan a trip to any point East that can be reached via Salt Lake City, and that means almost anywhere in the United States and Canada, just bear in mind the excellent service of the Salt Lake Route, with its Los Angeles Limited and Pacific Limited trains; less than three days to Chicago, with through sleepers and dining cars. Free chair cars in Pacific Limited. The Overland Express is a good one, too, but not so fast; has through sleepers, chair cars and coaches to Salt Lake, connecting for Eastern points. Ask any ticket agent of the Salt Lake Route and get full information about trains, fares, etc. J. J. Tavis, Agent 201 W. 4th St., Santa Ana, Cal. Forthousandsof years the Orientals have been total abstainers. The Germans have been drinking beer for 2000 years. They challenge the world for Forthousands of years the Orientalists have been total abstainers. The Germans have been drinking beer for 2000 years. They challenge the world for deeper thinkers, greater philosophers, better brewers or braver men. "The Quality Beer" Speaks For Itself San Diego Consld Brewing Co. San Diego, Calif. BIBLE NOT A SCHOOL BOOK Unable to satisfy the repeated demands for the introduction of Bible study in the public school curriculum or to give the schools some form or decree of supervision over Bible study whether in Sunday school or not, the State Board of Education recently applied to Atty.- Gen. U. S. Webb for an interpretation of the state law, and received a very definite answer to the effect that the Constitution prohibited instruction upon sectarian or denominational doctrines, either directly or indirectly in the schools of the state. The inquiry directed to Webb asked: "May credit be given toward graduation from a California high school for literary and historical study of the Bible when taken in Sunday schools and under other agencies outside of the high school, whether or not under teachers certified by the state?" Estabon Garcia was found guilty of bootlegging by a jury in justice court at Fullerton Saturday, and paid a fine of $75. He was tried two weeks ago but the jury disagreed.