anaheim-gazette 1917-07-05

PROTESTATION MADE TO CITY TRUSTEES Continued from page one aside quickly and give the firemen a clear field. It is probable than an ordinance will be drafted covering this case, and violators will be vigorously prosecuted. The finance committee reported auditing bills against the city to the amount of $1494.22, for which warrants were ordered drawn. A communication was received from A. L. Young, wherein he stated that the contract for purchase of a motor driven street sweeper, had been assigned to the Elgin company. The communication was ordered filed, and the clerk was instructed to notify the company that the tenets of the contract would be observed—that half the purchase price would be paid ten days after arrival of the sweeper, the remainder thirty days after. A communication was received from the Colton Chamber of Commerce, inviting the council and officials to attend their Fourth of July celebration. Filed. A communication was received from E. B. Merritt, city clerk, asking for a three-days' vacation, beginning June 30th. The request was granted. Frank Davis, deputy clerk was in charge of the office during Mr. Merritt's absence. Deputy Sheriff Cravath served the was instructed to draw plans for the installation of an additional Imhoff tank. He is now engaged upon that work. These matters are under the control of the state railroad commission and the state board of health. Heretofore the members of the state board of health have examined the local farm and upon every occasion have pronounced it an ideal one, and have recommended it to other city authorities to pattern after. Engineer Steward is now in communication with the state board of health relative to making the addition of the new tank. The present system is recognized as being the best for sewerage disposal. By enlarging the plant, it is said, the present difficulty will be overcome. The city leases the farm to John Rockwell. He keeps the place in order, and besides sells the water to orchardists in the neighborhood of the farm. It is said this sewerage water is the best kind of fertilizer for trees of all kind. Many have used it and many more want it, but the supply is limited. That there is an odor, more or less, about the farm is admitted, but with the increased capacity of the tanks matters will naturally right themselves. But it is said by the trustees that that is not really the seat of the trouble. The supplying of water to parties outside the farm limits is the cause of all the trouble among the protestants. Orchardists who use the water have no complaint to make—they want the water. Should the water all be used upon the limited area of the sewer farm—then, perhaps, it would constitute a nuisance, say the trustees. That there exists somewhat of a tangle, is admitted by those concerned, but according to Engineer Steward, who is an authority on these matters, the farm is not a public nuisance, and he has also the word of the state board of health to the same ef- PLACENTIA MEXICAN STILL HAVEN Tried to Escape Warfare Army, But "Jose" of Placentia trouble over the war, decided to join the avail tells the editor of this about it, thusly: Senior Editor of Courts Muy Sr. mio:—I say bout that airship I think maybe I join core, porque I no can n Last week one of call busybodies come read what I write in e Maria. San Pedro! mucho mad. I come start in. "Por Dios! earth!" She hit me on chair, then she hit with un dish pan. I f under la table. There ble away from me and all over my cabeza through la ventana a and tell Senor el con like him to lock me w Maria no can hit me. Send Watters tell kiss and make up with Margarita! I no go pesos, so I go to Anah un sergeant that is ta that armee and I tell to war. He say "Qu that eye?" I say I las stars and stripes. Come in and I see i dier. Then he call nothing here Doctor, and then and tell me take off no like to do that a lock the doors so what you call but in my clothes. They they pull my leg, tha A communication was received from the Colton Chamber of Commerce, inviting the council and officials to attend their Fourth of July celebration. Filed. A communication was received from E. B. Merritt, city clerk, asking for a three-days' vacation, beginning June 30th. The request was granted. Frank Davis, deputy clerk was in charge of the office during Mr. Merritt's absence. Deputy Sheriff Cravath served the following copy of a notice upon the trustees: "NOTICE "The People of the State of California, "To "The City of Anaheim (a municipal corporalin of the Sixth class) State of California, Wm. Stark, J. J. Dwyer, Julius Schneider, John Cook and John Brunworth, Trustees of said City of Anaheim, and John Rockwell, agent, lessee and servant of the said city of Anaheim. "You and each of you are hereby notified that you, and each of you, are maintaining, operating and conducting and permitting to be maintained, operated and conducted, upon those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the county of Orange, State of California, bounded and particularly described as follows, to-wit: "Lots ten and eleven of the Anaheim Investment company's tract as per map thereof by Olin E. Steward, recorded in Book 7, pages 33 and 34 of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orange county, California, a business, to-wit, A Sewer Farm, upon which is located a septic tank, and from which septic tank is distributed upon the said property and property adjoining, the sewage from the said City of Anaheim, which operation, conducting and maintenance of said business, as aforesaid, and the distribution of the sewage from said septic tank upon the property above described and adjoining property constitutes a public nuisance, which is injurious to the health, indecent, unsightly and offensive to the senses of the inhabitants of the community, and neighborhood herein after described; by reason of the foul, offensive and unhealthy odors which arise from said sewage, when so distributed upon said property and the property adjoining, and is an obstruction to the free use of property, so as A communication was received from Frank Tausch, secretary of the Anaheim fire department, inviting the city dads to attend the meetings of the firemen. Secretary Tausch also asks the city attorney and other city officials to be in attendance at their sessions. The fire company is composed of a fine set of young men and their meetings are always interesting and instructive. The fire boys would be highly pleased to have the city trustees visit with them as often as possible. If the trustees and the attorney in the future have not too many protestants. Orchardists who use the water have no complaint to make—they want the water. Should the water all be used upon the limited area of the sewer farm—then, perhaps, it would constitute a nuisance, say the trustees. That there exists somewhat of a tangle, is admitted by those concerned, but according to Engineer Steward, who is an authority on these matters, the farm is not a public nuisance, and he has also the word of the state board of health to the same effect. However, the council have notified Rockwell not to sell any of the water to parties owning property north of the farm. And in order to minimize the alleged bad effects of the water, irrigators are told to harrow in the furrows after using the water. The trustees intend, in the future as in the past, to make the farm as sanitary as possible. In view of the fact that the state board of health has given the farm its stamp of approval, it would appear that the same cannot within the bounds of fairness be classified as a nuisance. Recently protestants had the district attorney over to make a personal investigation, and it is said that official exercised his sense of smell in giving the place the once over. According to Engineer Steward, who is a gentleman of unquestioned veracity, when the district attorney made his investigation, he viewed the place in close proximity to the weir, the only spot upon the place where there is a possibility of the odor being a bit pronounced. Mr. Steward states that within three feet of the weir the place is odorless. Of course at times when there is a low atmospheric depression, there is naturally an odor arising from the irrigation waters, but the same can be said when a man places barnyard refuse around his orchard trees. A communication was received from Frank Tausch, secretary of the Anaheim fire department, inviting the city dads to attend the meetings of the firemen. Secretary Tausch also asks the city attorney and other city officials to be in attendance at their sessions. The fire company is composed of a fine set of young men and their meetings are always interesting and instructive. The fire boys would be highly pleased to have the city trustees visit with them as often as possible. If the trustees and the attorney in the future have not too many protestants. Orchardists who use the water have no complaint to make—they want the water. Should the water all be used upon the limited area of the sewer farm—then, perhaps, it would constitute a nuisance, say the trustees. That there exists somewhat of a tangle, is admitted by those concerned, but according to Engineer Steward, who is an authority on these matters, the farm is not a public nuisance, and he has also the word of the state board of health to the same effect. However, the council have notified Rockwell not to sell any of the water to parties owning property north of the farm. And in order to minimize the alleged bad effects of the water, irrigators are told to harrow in the furrows after using the water. The trustees intend, in the future as in the past, to make the farm as sanitary as possible. In view of the fact that the state board of health has given the farm its stamp of approval, it would appear that the same cannot within the bounds of fairness be classified as a nuisance. Recently protestants had the district attorney over to make a personal investigation, and it is said that official exercised his sense of smell in giving the place the once over. According to Engineer Steward, who is a gentleman of unquestioned veracity, when the district attorney made his investigation, he viewed the place in close proximity to the weir, the only spot upon the place where there is a possibility of the odor being a bit pronounced. Mr. Steward states that within three feet of the weir the place is odorless. Of course at times when there is a low atmospheric depression, there is naturally an odor arising from the irrigation waters, but the same can be said when a man places barnyard refuse around his orchard trees. A communication was received from Frank Tausch, secretary of the Anaheim fire department, inviting the city dads to attend the meetings of the firemen. Secretary Tausch also asks the city attorney and other city officials to be in attendance at their sessions. The fire company is composed of a fine set of young men and their meetings are always interesting and instructive. The fire boys would be highly pleased to have the city trustees visit with them as often as possible. If the trustees and the attorney in the future have not too many protestants. Orchardists who use the water have no complaint to make—they want the water. Should the water all be used upon the limited area of the sewer farm—then, perhaps, it would constitute a nuisance, say the trustees. That there exists somewhat of a tangle, is admitted by those concerned, but according to Engineer Steward, who is an authority on these matters,the farm is not a public nuisance,and he has alsothe wordofthestateboardofhealthtothesameeffectsinwiththeboundsfairnessbeclassifiedasnuisance. Recently protestants had the district attorney over to make a personal investigation,and it is said that official exercised his sense of smell in givingtheplacetheonceover.AccordingtoEngineerStewardwhoisagentlemanofunquestionedveracitywhenthedistrictattorneymadehispersonificationdepressionthereisnaturlaterodarisingfromtheirrigationwatersbutthesamecanbesaidwhenamoplacesbarnyardrefusearoundhisorchardtrees. A communication was received from Frank Tausch, secretary ofthe Anaheimfiredepartmentinvitingthecitydadstoattendthemeetingsofthefiremen.SecretaryTauschalsoasksthecityattorneyandothercityofficialsbearinattendanceattheseessions.Thefirecompanyiscomposedofafinesetofyoungmenandtheiremettingsarealwaysinterestingandinstructive.ThefireboyswouldbehighlypleasedtohavethecitytrusteevisitwiththemsasoftenaspossibleIfthetrusteeesandtheattorneyinthefuturehavenottoomanyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinthefuturehavenottooomanyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinthefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinthefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinthefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewaterhavenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywanttheywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywant theywanttherestaurantandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywant theywanttherestaurntandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywant theywanttherestaurntandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottooo manyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywant theywanttherestaurntandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottoOOManyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywant theywanttherestaurntandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottoOOManyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywant theywanttherestaurntandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenottoOOManyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywant theywanttherestaurntandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenotTOOOManyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywant theywanttherestaurntandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenotTOOOManyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywant theywanttherestaurntandtheattorneyinThefuturehavenotTOOOManyprotestantswhousethewater havenocomplainttomake—theywant theywanttherestaurntANDTHEATTORIESHOWEVERBEFORETHEFOLLOWINGTHISPARTOFTHECOMMUNITYINFORMATIONSTOREDINTHECOLTONCHAMBEROFCALIFORNIA. IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolution tents; so while Fairview Ranchers result in civil revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigating; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. JOY IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRANSITIONS Orange County Invitation Three-Fourths To N.O.Melloff Fairview Farms for originating a fare for fumigaging; which effects a great saving of cyanide used for scale on-the-trail idea that thai ideals that thai revolutionize this funiture. 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B. B. & M. Thence northerly along the westerly line of said Section 16 to the northwest corner thereof. Thence easterly along northerly line of said Section 16 one-half mile more or less to an intersection with the westerly corporate limits of the City of Anaheim. Thence Southerly along the westerly corporate limits of the city of Anaheim one mile more or less to the south one-quarter section corner of said Section 16. Thence westerly one half mile more or less to the point of beginning. "You and each of you, therefore are hereby notified to forthwith remove, discontinue and abate the nuisance aforesaid. "Dated this 26th day of June, 1917. "L. A. WEST, "District Attorney of Orange County, California." During the past two months over one hundred premises have been connected up with the sewerage system. Engineer Steward at the last meeting of the council informed the board that the tanks were taxed to capacity. He Surely the irony of circumstance could not have been carried further than at a luncheon recently given to Sir Edward Carson by the British Empire Producers Organization. Let the title be noted. Lord Beresford was one of the guests, and, in the midst of a speech full of characteristic energy and plain speaking, his eye suddenly caught the inscription on one of the plates, off which he had been lunching. As this inscription took definite shape, he was horrified to find that it read "Factory, Werden, Germany." "Here's a pretty state of affairs," he cried. "We have actually been dining off German plates!" A moment's terrible silence was followed, almost immediately, by the sound of breaking crockery all over the room. There is surely a humor in the situation which makes it worth while, from almost any point of view. Your furnace can be converted into a gas furnace for the coming winter season. Gas heating is convenient, clean, economical and the most modern form of heating. To N. O. Mellott of Fairview Farms, for originating a for fumigating, which effects a great saving of cyanide used for and scale on the tents got the idea that mide was wasted through gating tents, so when Fairview ranchers did the result, it is clear revolutionize the funnel in all the citrus orchards. J. H. Evans, a rancher, introduced Mellott tree cover chambers of comin Balboa, and told me made, and the result. "The new cover be used for fumigation six and seven years Evans." "No canvassing out his plan Mellott the tent idea en cover is built of a roofing material, puits, which are not tight when put in using the cyanide save Mr. Evans said he had been made with and it was found that two and three ounces with tents, a tree effectively with one ounce, and in one used less than one ing results. One he said, would fund." Roy K. Bishop, natural commissioner, the Riverside expedition investigated the Me Mr. Evans, "and in ordinary amount of of the tree were b Anaheim Gazette PLACENTIA MEXICAN STILL HAVING TROUBLE Tried to Escape War by Joining the Army, But Failed "Jose" of Placentia is still having trouble over the war, and has about decided to join the aviation corps. He tells the editor of the Courier all about it, thusly: Senor Editor of Courier, Muy Sr. mio:—I think what you say bout that airship is all right and I think maybe I join that ablation core, porque I no can go in that armee. Last week one of those what you call busybodies come to my house and read what I write in el Courier, to my Maria. San Pedro! but she was much mad. I come home and she start in. "Por Dios! Scum of the earth!" She hit me on the eye with un chair, then she hit me on the ear with un dish pan. I fall down and roll under la table. Then she pull la table away from me and hit me with it all over my cabeza. Then I jump out through la ventana and I go up town and tell Senor el constablo Watters I like him to lock me up in el carcel so Maria no can hit me any more. Senor Watters tell me go home and kiss and make up with Maria. Santa Margarita! I no go home por diez pesos, so I go to Anaheim. I see there un sergeant that is taking in men por that armee and I tell him I like to go to war. He say "Que es matter with that eye?" I say I been fighting por las stars and stripes. He say all right. Come in and I see if you do por soldier. Then he call nother hombre, come here Doctor, and they take me in room and tell me take off your clothes. I no like to do that and I make them lock the doors so no senoritas can what you call butt in, and I take off my clothes. They pinch my arm, they pull my leg, they pound my back, said not only did we kill the bugs and scale, but also the black scale eggs, which had heretofore been considered immune from fumigation." The Mellott cover, according to Mr. Evans, can be used just as well in the daytime as at night, and can be set up in a few minutes. He said the red, black and purple scale turn up their toes with treatment under the new cover, which he said does not cost as much as with tents. In closing his talk, Mr. Evans said anyone interested is welcome to visit his place and see the new cover in actual operation, and said he would be glad to show "how it works." He said the use of the new cover is free to all, but as a matter of right he thought Carpenter Mellott should be given the job of making the covers. Mellot has already completed sixteen covers, and is now engaged in making fifteen more. PLANS TO EXTEND THE COAST BOULEVARD Will be Open to Laguna Beach by January It Is Said That the coast boulevard will be open to Laguna Beach by the first of next year, is the statement of J. A. Armitage, secretary of the South Coast Improvement Association. The association has just finished the work of securing a right of way from Huntington Beach to Pallasades at Corona Del Mar. A ferry will form the connecting link between the Balboa and Corona Del Mar sides of the bay. A ferry boat for automobiles, other vehicles and passengers is now being built. The annual meeting of the South Coast Improvement Association was held at the Palasades tavern last Tuesday night, when the matter of opening the coast road was discussed. When the road is opened to Laguna them. An addition to the ration of some concentrates, such as dried beet pulp, bran or cocoanut oil meal, is a profitable practice, for the grateful goat promptly responds in increased milk production. ROADSIDES FOR PASTURE Some Can be Used to Produce Hay—Fine Pasture Often Wasted Many thousands of miles of roadsides are on productive soil and should be used for food production. To use the roadsides will involve little labor and no large expenditure. Some roadsides can be used to produce hay. Such crops as sweet clover red clover, and grasses are often found grawing rankly along the roads and can be cut for hay. These crops are usually allowed to waste, though some farmers utilize them. One farmer in Missouri always cuts the sweet clover from roadsides adjacent to his farm before it gets woody. Along limestone roads clover grows more rankly, owing to the sweetening effect of the road dust on the soil acidity. On some roadsides, by a little seeding or by clipping the weeds, the more valuable hay crops can be produced. Pasturing the roadsides usually offers the best way of utilizing them. Many roadsides are too rough to be mowed, and farm labor is scarce. Many fine pasture plants grow along the roads. Bluegrass and white clover frequently take the roadsides, to the exclusion of weeds. Bermuda grass, Japan clover, and other plants of good grazing qualities are found along the southern roads. Wild grasses throughout other parts of the country are abundant along roads. The pasturage of roadsides can be increased by keeping the weeds down by mowing occasionally with a machine or scythe. The farm pastures can be rested and are not so liable to overgrazing when... IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TREE FUMIGATING Orange County Invention Will Save Three-Fourths of Cyanide To N. O. Mellott, a carpenter, of Fairview Farms, belongs the credit for originating a new tree cover for fumigating, which it is claimed, effects a great saving in the amount of cyanide used for killing the bugs and scale on the tree. Mr. Mellott got the idea that much of the cyanide was wasted through use of fumigating tents, so with the backing of Fairview ranchers he got busy, and the result, it is claimed, will almost revolutionize the fumigating practices. RAISE GOATS TO INCREASE FOOD SUPPLY University Tells of the Value and Cheapness of the Milk The goat population of California ought to be multiplied many times over, declares the University of California. There are few foods through which so much nutrition may be produced at so low a cost as is the case with goat's milk. There are an infinite number of out of the way places in Califirnia, with heavy growth of wild grasses now going to waste, which could easily be provided with a supply of fresh milk by the use of goats. The goat thrives admirably in the mountainous districts of California. With some hay, plenty of wild pasture, and a little grain, one good goat would supply a family of five for nine or ten months out of the year. It is entirely practicable to keep a goat in the suburbs of a great number of California towns, where goats can be pastured along roadways, in vacant lots or in back yards. 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Mr. Mellott got the idea that much of the cyanide was wasted through use of fumigating tents, so with the backing of Fairview ranchers he got busy, and the result, it is claimed, will almost revolutionize the fumigating practices in all the citrus orchards of the state. J. H. Evans, a Fairview Farms rancher, introduced the subject of the Mellott tree cover at the associated chambers of commerce meeting at Balboa, and told of the experience made, and the result obtained. "The new cover as now made can be used for fumigating trees up to six and seven years old," said Mr. Evans. "No canvass is used and working out his plan Mr. Mellott discarded the tent idea entirely. His tree cover is built of a framework and roofing material, put together in sections, which are made perfectly air-tight when put in place, thus effecting the cyanide saving. Mr. Evans said many experiments had been made with the new cover, and it was found that instead of using two and three ounces of cyanide as with tents, a tree could be fumigated effectively with one fourth of an ounce, and in one instance he had used less than one sixth with satisfying results. One pound of cyanide, he said, would fumigate 64 trees. "Roy K. Bishop, county horticultural commissioner, and a professor of the Riverside experiment station, investigated the Mellott cover," said Mr. Evans, "and in one case with the ordinary amount of cyanide the leaves of the tree were burned. Mr. Bishop admirably in the mountainous districts of California. With some hay, plenty of wild pasture, and a little grain, one good goat would supply a family of five for nine or ten months out of the year. It is entirely practicable to keep a goat in the suburbs of a great number of California towns, where goats can be pastured along roadways, in vacant lots or in back yards. Many small ranches and country homes where there is not land enough to support a cow could grow feed enough for a goat. Many a California family which now uses condensed milk might have an ample supply of fresh milk by keeping a goat. A good goat, according to E.C. Voorhies, instructor in animal husbandry in the university, should produce from 300 to 500 quarts of milk in ten months. Many produce more. When the goat is properly fed and cared for, its milk is as sweet smelling, palatable and nutritious as the milk from cows. Moreover, the milch-goat is practically free from tuberculosis. Goat meat is destined to be increasingly eaten in America, he predicts. If the grade males are slaughtered before they are three months of age, the meat is very palatable and closely akin to lamb in flavor. 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