anaheim-gazette 1917-03-15

PHOTOGRAPHERS MUST BE LESS PERSISTENT SUPERVISORS ADOPT ORDINANCE CURBING THEIR ACTIVITIES ON HIGHWAYS SHERIFF JACKSON GIVEN SIXTY DAYS' LEAVE OF ABSENCE FROM THE STATE An ordinance was adopted by the board of supervisors last week prohibiting photographers from taking pictures upon any county or state highway. This was in response to a complaint by tourists who reported to officers that they were seriously annoyed by camera men at San Juan mission, who snapped them whenever they had an opportunity and invaded their autos in an effort to sell them pictures. The purchasing agent was instructed to dispose of old and unused law books in Judge West's department of the superior court. The purchasing agent was authorized to purchase chairs for jury box in department one of the superior court. The application of C. L. Waldo to lay a pipe line along the road in Buena Park road district, was granted. The application of Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. to lay iron pipe and cable across Fairview avenue was granted. C. E. Jackson, sheriff was given a leave of absence from the state for 60 days commencing March 9, 1917. Despite much that has been done toward obtaining definite information concerning the supply and demand of foods it is not yet clear, he said, what measures are necessary to fundamental improvements. "It is obvious," the letter asserts, "that there will be no sufficient incentive to enlarge production if there does not exist an unobstructed and economical system of distribution. Unjustifiable fluctuations in prices are not merely demoralizing; they inevitably deter adequate production. It has been alleged that the courses of trade in important food products is not free, but is restricted and controlled by artificial aid illegal means. It is of the highest public concern to ascertain the truth or falsity of these allegations." NEW NATIONAL GUARD Through an order issued by the War department at Washington the way is cleared for establishment of National Guard units in smaller communities, and will probably result in units being formed in several of the towns of Orange county, now without representation. Orange, Anaheim, Fullerton, Huntington Beach and Tustin are mentioned as some of the local cities which may wish to take advantage of the order. The new ruling was formulated by the war department through a desire to encourage small towns and villages in maintaining Guard units. The department authorizes the organization of detached platoons with a minimum strength of thirty-four men, consisting of first or second lieutenant, sergeants, four corporals, nine first class privates and nineteen privates. This order will be of particular interest to Orange county communities. shortage in every found Thursday in ments to Haster Bridg and E. W. Campfield. McPhee has sworn against Payne, charge. Payne will be of the complaint and opportunity to appear being served with a by an officer. McPhee found a of the consignments $8.50 on the present the absence of motion, he does not seed was packed and Angeles or whether in an original pack. PREPARING TO R Fullerton Board of Cultivating V Plans looking to the high cost of life were discussed Sat ing of the director trade at Fullerton. be to secure permit vacant lots to use the next step will those who really need for vegetable garden. The city is to operate and it will agency of the co quest for permission vacant lots will be meets with success double purpose, re weeds with neat g ing those who are help. The allotment o be up to the counc trade, and it will The purchasing agent was authorized to purchase chairs for jury box in department one of the superior court. The application of C. L. Waldo to lay a pipe line along the road in Buena Park road district, was granted. The application of Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. to lay iron pipe and cable across Fairview avenue was granted. C. E. Jackson, sheriff was given a leave of absence from the state for 60 days commencing March 9, 1917. The application of J. H. Page to cross Eastern avenue with a 10-inch iron pipe line was granted. The county auditor was directed to draw a warrant on the county general fund for $4.00 for each election officer serving on the election board at the city election in Brea. The county auditor was directed to cancel certificate of sale No. 722 of the year 1916, said sale being an erroneous one. The petition of M. F. Reagan, et al, for the acceptance of Pine street, Los Alamitos, was denied. The county board of forestry was directed to make sales of trees to A. H. Lyon, Orange County Nursery and Land Co., George E. Marcy, Orange County Country club, C. A. Gustlin, George Ketscher, J. L. Brickels, Pioneer Nursery, J. C. Joplin, Fullerton Park Commission and John Cubbon, as per bids. A resolution was adopted endorsing the Dixie Overland highway. The map of Heninger's 4th addition of City of Santa Ana, was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. The hearing of the petitions of J. B. Stephenson, et al to vacate and abandon streets in Alisco City, El Toro, was continued in April 4, 1917, at 10 a.m. H. Clay Kellogg, the contractor on the Santa Ana Canyon Road, was given an extension of 48 days from Feb. 17, 1917, to complete his contract. The bid of Palmer Motor shop for purchase of motors for $410, was accepted, and the purchasing agent was directed to close the sale. The petition of A. A. Mills, et al, to vacate and abandon a portion of Lemon street, in Anaheim Road district, was denied. The petition of Clarence E. Gorthy, et al, for county road in Los Alamitos and Buena Park road district, was denied. The West Chapman avenue bridge was accepted as completed by H. Clay Kellogg, contractor, and as recom- The new ruling was formulated by the war department through a desire to encourage small towns and villages in maintaining Guard units. The department authorizes the organization of detached platoons with a minimum strength of thirty-four men, consisting of first or second lieutenant, sergeants, four corporals, nine first class privates and nineteen privates. This order will be of particular interest to Orange county communities which have felt they cannot support an entire company of sixty-five men, but think than can maintain a platoon of over thirty-four men. THE EGGLESS CAKE The prestige of the hen is being curtailed in a new and interesting way. She lays a billion eggs or so for the human race each year, and, under world war conditions, the price of eggs per dozen to consumers had approached a dollar in some parts of the United States and has reached the prohibitive price of two dollars or more in the belligerent countries. Therefore when the high cost of living looms large in the public eye, unusual importance is attached to the announcement of the best known baking powder company in the world that it has evolved a ready and practical way for the housewife to save, in the aggregate, many millions of dollars in household expenses through the use of more Royal baking powder and less eggs. Months of experimenting have elicited a large number of recipes for the making of home baked products with fewer eggs, and these recipes are being distributed gratis. It is claimed that they prove conclusively that the baking powder saves eggs—in some cakes about half the cost of the cake is saved. In recipes calling for the use of eggs, the number can be reduced and excellent results—healthful, appetizing cakes, muffins, corn bread, etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity, about a teaspoonful of Royal baking powder in place of each egg omitted. The acme, or top notch achievement, in this connection is an eggless, milkless, butterless cake that is pronounced by all who have tasted it to be delicious and wholesome. Its appetizing quality, it is claimed, will be surprising to the housewife who tries it according to the recipe given. The city is to operate and it will request for permission vacant lots will be meets with success double purpose, reweeds with neat gating those who are help. The allotment or be up to the council trade, and it will who is given a lot poses, to prepare his own expense. Be protected against crop in the event that The property owner to take this precaution who is farming the case of refusal then make good the loss. JAPS DEMAND Thirty-five Japan from the Garage have demanded that for chile peppers in the California Plant in Santa Ana. The Japs went company's office there presented contracts for the chiles were signed Probably the soaring modities caused that they could give the chiles than for. It is asserted that held out that ungranted to by the Japs would not pay chiles. Just how went in that matter termed. The cannery buil street is being fitted season. Locally, cerning the visit to the Los Angeles o terman of the San that he had nothing the matter. SHORTAGE Prices for tables United States are from it, yet it is p effort of speculation to carry on a camp yond any previo- The petition of A. A. Mills, et al., to vacate and abandon a portion of Lemon street, in Anaheim Road district, was denied. The petition of Clarence E. Gorthy, et al., for county road in Los Alamitos and Buena Park road district, was denied. The West Chapman avenue bridge was accepted as completed by H. Clay Kellogg, contractor, and as recommended by the county surveyor. The map of tract No. 71 was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. A fumigating license was ordered to N. O. Mellott, and spraying licenses ordered issued to Frank Knight, C. E. Douglas, Mann & Moorhead, J. D. Stuedthoff and Wm. Montgomery, on recommendation of the horticultural commissioner. It was ordered that oil and sand be placed on the coast road between the city limits of Huntington Beach and the city limits of Seal Beach and the purchasing agent to purchase fence and wire for fencing the coast highway through the land of the Bolsa Chica gun club, said extra work to be paid out of the general road fund. NATIONAL FOOD INVESTIGATION At the direction of President Wilson the Federal Trade commission and the department of agriculture will begin an immediate investigation into the causes of advancing food prices in the United States, with special reference to alleged violations of the anti-trust laws. An emergency appropriation will be asked of congress for the inquiry. President Wilson's request for the inquiry declares that adequate food supply, a matter of concern to the nation at all times, is of peculiar importance at the present. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne, Los Angeles seed man, has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petizing cakes, mummys, corn bread, etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity, about a teaspoonful of Royal baking powder in place of each egg omitted. The acme, or top notch achievement, in this connection is an eggless, milkless, butterless cake that is pronounced by all who have tasted it to be delicious and wholesome. Its appetizing quality, it is claimed, will be surprising to the housewife who tries it according to the recipe given. The idea of using more baking powder and less eggs in baking is not entirely new, but the elaborate enlarging and perfecting of the idea just accomplished renders it a very present help, meeting the necessities of the housewife of moderate means in a time of soaring food prices. In the British Isles the news has been received with enthusiasm. The baking powder company, while not being accused of being an out-and-out philanthropist in the matter, is pointed out as having provided the means of effecting an enormous saving in household affairs in a way that benefits everybody and harms nobody—except it be the pride of the autocratic hen. The company only completed its experiments recently, and already the announcements are being spread broadcast in the newspapers, which, it will be remembered, many years ago made the name of Royal baking powder a household word all over the world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne, Los Angeles seed man, has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petizing cakes, mummys, corn bread, etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity, about a teaspoonful of Royal baking powder in place of each egg omitted. The acme, or top notch achievement, in this connection is an eggless, milkless, butterless cake that is pronounced by all who have tasted it to be delicious and wholesome. Its appetizing quality, it is claimed, will be surprising to the housewife who tries it according to the recipe given. The idea of using more baking powder and less eggs in baking is not entirely new, but the elaborate enlarging and perfecting of the idea just accomplished renders it a very present help, meeting the necessities of the housewife of moderate means in a time of soaring food prices. In the British Isles the news has been received with enthusiasm. The baking powder company, while not being accused of being an out-and-out philanthropist in the matter, is pointed out as having provided the means of effecting an enormous saving in household affairs in a way that benefits everybody and harms nobody—except it be the pride of the autocratic hen. The company only completed its experiments recently, and already the announcements are being spread broadcast in the newspapers, which, it will be remembered, many years ago made the name of Royal baking powder a household word all over the world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne, Los Angeles seed man, has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petizing cakes, mummys, corn bread, etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity, about a teaspoonful of Royal baking powder in place of each egg omitted. The acme, or top notch achievement, in this connection is an eggless, milkless, butterless cake that is pronounced by all who have tasted it to be delicious and wholesome. Its appetizing quality, it is claimed, will be surprising to the housewife who tries it according to the recipe given. The idea of using more baking powder and less eggs in baking is not entirely new, but the elaborate enlarging and perfecting of the idea just accomplished renders it a very present help, meeting the necessities of the housewife of moderate means in a time of soaring food prices. In the British Isles the news has been received with enthusiasm. The baking powder company, while not being accused of being an out-and-out philanthropist in the matter, is pointed out as having provided the means of effecting an enormous saving in household affairs in a way that benefits everybody and harms nobody—except it be the pride of the autocratic hen. The company only completed its experiments recently, and already the announcements are being spread broadcast in the newspapers, which, it will be remembered, many years ago made the name of Royal baking powder a household word all over the world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne, Los Angeles seed man, has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes, mummys, corn bread, etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity, about a teaspoonful of Royal baking powder in place of each egg omitted. The acme, or top notch achievement, in this connection is an eggless, milkless, butterless cake that is pronounced by all who have tasted it to be delicious and wholesome. Its appetizing quality, it is claimed, will be surprising to the housewife who tries it according to the recipe given. The idea of using more baking powder and less eggs in baking is not entirely new, but the elaborate enlarging and perfecting of the idea just accomplished renders it a very present help, meeting the necessities of the housewife of moderate means in a time of soaring food prices. In the British Isles the news has been received with enthusiasm. The baking粉末公司，while not being accused of being an out-and-out philanthropist in the matter，is pointed out as having provided the means of effecting an enormous saving in household affairs in a way that benefits everybody and harms nobody—except it be the pride of the autocratic hen. The company only completed its experiments recently，and already the announcements are being spread broadcast in the newspapers，which，it will be remembered，many years ago made the name of Royal baking powder a household word all over the world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne，Los Angeles seed man，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes，mummys， corn bread，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，about a teaspoonful of Royal baking powder in place of each egg omitted. The acme，or top notch achievement，in this connection is an eggless， milkless， butterless cake that is pronounced by all who have tasted it to be delicious and wholesome. Its appetizing quality，it is claimed，will be surprising to the housewife who tries it according to the recipe given. The idea of using more baking powder and less eggs in baking is not entirely new，but the elaborate enlarging and perfecting of the idea just accomplished renders it a very present help， Meeting the necessities of the housewife of moderate means in a time of soaring food prices. In the British Isles the news has been received with enthusiasm. The baking粉末公司，while not being accused of being an out-and-out philanthropist in the matter，is pointed out as having provided the means of effecting an enormous saving in household affairs in a way that benefits everybody and harms nobody—except it be the pride of the autocratic hen. The company only completed its experiments recently，and already the announcements are being spread broadcast in the newspapers，which，it will be remembered，many years ago made the name of Royal baking powder a household word all over the world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne，Los Angeles seed man，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes，mummys， corn bread，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，about a teaspoonful of Royal baking powder in place of each egg omitted. The acme，or top notch achievement，in this connection is an eggless， milkless， butterless cake that is pronounced by all who have tasted it to be delicious and wholesome. Its appetizing quality，it is claimed，will be surprising to the housewife who tries it according to the recipe given. The idea of using more baking powder and less eggs in baking is not entirely new，but the elaborate enlarging and perfecting of the idea just accomplished renders it a very present help， Meeting the necessities of the housewife of moderate means in a time of soaring food prices. In the British Isles the news has been received with enthusiasm. The baking粉末公司，while not being accused of being an out-and-out philanthropist in the matter，is pointed out as having provided the means of effecting an enormous saving in household affairs in a way that benefits everybody and harms nobody—except it be the pride of the autocratic hen. The company only completed its experiments recently，and already the announcements are being spread broadcast in the newspapers，which，it will be remembered，many years ago made the name of Royal baking powder a household word all over the world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne，Los Angeles seed man，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes，mummys， corn bread，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，about a teaspoonful of Royal baking powder in place of each egg omitted. The acme，or top notch achievement，in this connection is an eggless， milkless， butterless cake that is pronounced by all who have tasted it to be delicious and wholesome. Its appetizing quality，it is claimed，will be surprising to the housewife who tries it according to the recipe given. The idea of using more baking powder and less eggs in baking is not entirely new，but the elaborate enlarging and perfecting of the idea just accomplished renders it a very present help， Meeting the necessities of the housewife of moderate means in a time of soaring food prices. In the British Isles the news has been received with enthusiasm. The baking粉末公司，while not being accused of being an out-and-out philanthropist in the matter，is pointed out as having provided the means of effecting an enormous saving in household affairs in a way that benefits everybody and harms nobody—except it be the pride of the autocratic hen. The company only completed its experiments recently，and already the announcements are being spread broadcast in the newspapers，which，it will be remembered，many years ago made the name of Royal baking粉末 a household word all over the world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne，Los Angeles seed man，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes，mummys， corn bread，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，about a teaspoonful of Royal baking粉末 a household word all over the world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne，Los Angeles seed man，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes，mummys， corn bread，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，about a teaspoonful of Royal baking粉末 a household word all over the world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne，Los Angeles seed man，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes，mummys， corn bread，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，about a teaspoonful of Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne，Los Angeles seed man，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes，mummys， corn bread，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，about a teaspoonful of Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne，Los Angeles seed man，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes，mummys， corn bread，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，about a teaspoonfulof Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne，Los Angeles seed man，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes，mummys， corn bread，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，约 Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne，Los Angeles seed man，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes，mummys， corn bread，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，约 Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo. Payne ，Los Angeles seed man ，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes ，mummys ， corn bread ，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，约 Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo .Payne ，Los Angeles seed man ，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes ，mummys ， corn bread ，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，约 Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo .Payne ，Los Angeles seed man ，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes ，mummys ， corn bread ，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，约 Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo .Payne ，Los Angeles seed man ，has sold in this county. If he had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes ，mummys ， corn bread ，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，约 Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo .Payne ，Los Angeles seed man ，has sold in this county. If他 had that information he could figure out just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes ，mummys ， corn bread ，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，约 Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo .Payne ，Los Angeles seed man ，has sold in this county. If他 had that information he could figure出 Just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes ，mummys ， corn bread ，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，约 Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. FINDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee is endeavoring to find out just how many bushels of orange seed Theo .Payne ，Los Angeles seed man ,has sold in this county.If他 had that information he could figure出 Just how many dollars more Payne has collected than he should have if there was as much petiting cakes ，mummys ， corn bread ，etc.,—obtained by using a small additional quantity，约 Royal baking粉末 a household word all overthe world. 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FinDS ANOTHER SHORTAGE County Sealer George McPhee isendeavouringtofindoutjusthowmanybushellSOforangeseEDTHEO.PayNE,.LosAngelesseedman,has Soldinthiscounty.FromPortland.Marythatno soonerhavenotbeendeployedtolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,toutheresponsibilitytolastmarket,tou Anaheim Gazette shortage in every bushel as McPhee found Thursday in bushel consignments to Haster Bros. of West Orange and E. W. Campfield of Orange. McPhee has swore to a complaint against Payne, charging short measure. Payne will be advised by letter of the complaint and will be given opportunity to appear in court without being served with a warrant of arrest by an officer. McPhee found a shortage in each of the consignments amounting to $8.50 on the present price of seeds. In the absence of more definite information, he does not know whether the seed was packed and shipped from Los Angeles or whether it was forwarded in an original package. PREPARING TO REDUCE COST OF LIVING Fullerton Board of Trade Recommends Cultivating Vacant Spots Plans looking toward cutting down the high cost of living for the needy were discussed Saturday at the meeting of the directors of the board of trade at Fullerton. The first step will be to secure permission of owners of vacant lots to use the property and the next step will be to allot them to those who really need help, to be used for vegetable gardens. The city is to be asked to cooperate and it will be through the agency of the council that the request for permission to use these vacant lots will be made. If the plan meets with success it will serve a double purpose, replacing unsightly weeds with neat garden plots and aiding those who are really in need of help. The allotment of the property will be up to the council and the board of trade, and it will be up to the man longer "fear of famine." There was plenty of everything, as there always had been. Another remarkable circumstance, equally worthy of remembrance, is the fact that, while the exportation of foodstuffs to Europe, last week, was "exhausting the home supply," there is now no complaint of dearth anywhere in the country. On the contrary, California and other states report that they could easily spare large shipments of breadstuffs, in fact, would be glad to find a market for them. The "scarcity" of cars has undergone a change no less remarkable than was the "scarcity" of foodstuffs. One day it was impossible for the railways to haul the provisions offered them; the next day a thousand empty cars were being whirled to one of the principal distributing centers. Even though the strain has been eased, and even though the tendency is once more toward the normal, however, nothing has been permanently corrected. What has taken place can take place again. There is a looseness about the whole system of handling and distributing the foodstuffs of the country that is a constant source of public uncertainty, annoyance and imposition. CLAY LANDS LEASED The Santa Ana River Development company has leased to Ed Fletcher of San Diego sixty acres of clay land in Riverside county, situated near the plant of the California Portland Cement company. In the lease it is stipulated that the lessee shall take out a minimum of 2000 tons per month, but Mr. Fletcher expects his output will be at least 6000 tons per month. This will mean an income for the company of, from $3000 to $3500 per year. NO. 8413 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of the County of Orange State of California Laura Stedman, vs. Wilson D. Stedman, Defendant 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. Roger C. Dutton, Attorney for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California Send Greeting to Wilson D. Stedman, Defendant. 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 said plaintiff 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 12th day of January A.D. 1917. (Superior Court Seal) W. B. WILLIAMS, Clerk. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of the County of Orange State of California NELLIE E. TERRY, vs. GEORGE W. TERRY, Defendant 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. Richard Melrose, Attorney for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California Send Greeting to George W. Terrry, Defendant. 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 will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. The city is to be asked to cooperate and it will be through the agency of the council that the request for permission to use these vacant lots will be made. If the plan meets with success it will serve a double purpose, replacing unsightly weeds with neat garden plots and aiding those who are really in need of help. The allotment of the property will be up to the council and the board of trade, and it will be up to the man who is given a lot for garden purposes, to prepare it and plant it at his own expense. He will, however, be protected against the loss of his crop in the event the property is sold. The property owners are to be asked to take this precaution for the person who is farming the property and in case of refusal the board of trade will make good the loss. JAPS DEMAND HIGHER PRICES Thirty-five Japanese ranchers, mostly from the Garden Grove section, have demanded that the contract price for chile peppers be delivered to the California Packing Company's plant in Santa Ana be raised $5 a ton. The Japs went in a body to the company's office in Los Angeles, and there presented their demand. The contracts for the growing of the chiles were signed several weeks ago. Probably the soaring prices in commodities caused the Japs to believe that they could get more money for the chiles than they had signed up for. It is asserted that the threat was held out that unless the raise was agreed to by the cannery people, the Japs would not plant their lands to chiles. Just how far the delegation went in that matter could not be determined. The cannery building on East First street is being fitted up for the coming season. Locally, little is known concerning the visit of the Jap growers to the Los Angeles office. Manager Kitterman of the Santa Ana plant stated that he had nothing to say concerning the matter. SHORTAGE IS IMAGINERY Prices for table necessaries in the United States are not normal, but far from it, yet it is plain that the recent effort of speculators and manipulators to carry on a campaign of extortion beyond any previously attempted has company has leased to Ed Fletcher of San Diego sixty acres of clay land in Riverside county, situated near the plant of the California Portland Cement company. In the lease it is stipulated that the lessee shall take out a minimum of 2000 tons per month, but Mr. Fletcher expects his output will be at least 6000 tons per month. This will mean an income for the company of, from $3000 to $3500 per year. ENTERTAIN FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Grenke of North Van Ness avenue, Santa Ana, entertained Thursday evening with a merry little dinner party given in honor of an aunt, Mrs. C. E. Perkins, who is the first reader in the Christian Science church at Redondo Beach. A low centerpiece of fragrant violets was arranged in a sparkling cut glass bowl and the purple blossoms were strewn over the snowy damask cloth. Nut baskets were also in the prevailing shade and the four-course dinner was faultlessly cooked and served. A basket of helliotrope and fern blended with the decorations chosen for the dining room, sweet peas and pink carnations lending charm to the living room where a happy social evening was spent. Among those present besides the hosts and guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Newcombe and son, Charles Newcombe of Anaheim; Miss Laura Allgeyer of Brookhurst; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Philipson and Master Jack Philipson of Orange. LONG BEACH LIABLE The Supreme court handed down a decision Friday, in the Chafer test case, holding the city of Long Beach responsible for the Empire Day disaster, May 24, 1913, when 40 persons were killed and 200 injured by the collapse of the pier at the entrance of the auditorium. The court held that such an accident happening in a school house, jail or other government building would not render the city liable, but a municipal auditorium is a proprietary venture. Damage suits, 188 in number and amounting to $3,500,000, have been instituted. The Chafer suit, which was made a test case, was brought by George Chafer, who demanded $15,000 for the death of his wife. The jury SHORTAGE IS IMAGINERY Prices for table necessaries in the United States are not normal, but far from it, yet it is plain that the recent effort of speculators and manipulators to carry on a campaign of extortion beyond any previously attempted has proved a failure. The quick decision of municipal, state and federal authorities to examine the contents of storage plants, thereby exposing the actual visible supply, has led the monopolistic concerns to relax their grip on the markets under their control. With the liberation of vegetables in stock, that is, held for a further rise, prices have declined in the principal cities. One of the most remarkable declines has been in the charges for potatoes. While the speculators were claiming, a week ago, that a shortage would necessitate advances beyond any recorded, it is now discovered that the supply is ample, with the result that $3.00 a bushel is an outside price, and is to be obtained only for a select grade, while a quality that sold, a week ago for 90 cents and $1.00 a peck may now be bought at from $2 to $2.50 a bushel. A point to be borne in mind by the consumer is that, a few days ago, while the price of potatoes was at its height, because of the "great scarcity" of the vegetable, a cargo of an estimated value of $60,000 was being dispatched from Portland, Me., to New York, and that no sooner had the authorities given notice of a determination to search the storage plants than immense quantities of potatoes, and of all other vegetables, found their way into the hands of retailers. There was no longer a "scarcity" no longer a "shortage" no longer a "shortage" no longer a "shortage" no longer a "shortage" The court held that such an accident happening in a school house, jail or other government building would not render the city liable, but a municipal auditorium is a proprietary venture. Damage suits, 188 in number and amounting to $3,500,000, have been instituted. The Chafer suit, which was made a test case, was brought by George Chafer, who demanded $15,000 for the death of his wife. The jury awarded him $7500. Long Beach may carry the case to the U.S. Supreme court. CANYON ROAD Following the reading of protests by Riverside and Orange people regarding the alleged mismanagement of the contract for building the Santa Ana canyon road, the board of supervisors allowed H. Clay Kellogg, the contractor, an extension of thirty days on his contract, said extension to be renewed for thirty days more if he satisfies the members of the board that he is pushing the work with all the rapidity consistent with good construction. One of the protests entered was signed by about fifty merchants and business men of the city of Orange. Another protest was in the shape of a newspaper article printed in a Riverside paper, stating that the Orange county people were losing money every day by not having the road open. County Surveyor McBride presented a report showing that not all the efficiency had been gained which should be found on a contract job such as the one in question. 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