anaheim-gazette 1917-07-26

CONTRACT LET FOR YORBA BRIDGE BID OF J. P. HUNTER ACCEPTED BY SUPERVISORS, COST $6172 MILO ALLEN, A. W. BLACK AND CHARLES HOLT TRUSTEES OF GARDEN GROVE WATER DISTRICT Contract for construction of the Yorba bridge was let by the supervisors Wednesday to J. P. Hunter, his bid being $6172. Demands on the county of Orange on the hospital fund were allowed as read. A warrant for $18.75 payable to the Irvine company on the county general fund, was ordered cancelled. The application of Wm. Abplanalp to lay a 14 inch cement pipe line across the county road in Buena Park road district was granted. The bond of $1,000 of the Pacific Electric railway company on franchise as per ordinance No. 149 was approved and acceptance ordered filed. The application of the S. A. V. I. Co. to lay a pipe line across E. Chapman avenue was granted. The petition of the city of Santa Ana for a proportion of money collected for fines under the motor vehicle law, was denied. The clerk was directed to notify the road engineer of Los Angeles sented, either in person or by his wife, son, daughter or hired ranch hand, at the short courses at the University of California Farm at Davis from September 24 to November 2, or at the two weeks courses immediately following. "Practical ranchers who have attended these courses say that the money spent for board and room has been repaid many times over in what they have learned from the farm staff, in the fields, flocks and orchards of the farm, and from ranchers with whom they have spent many hours of contact. Our county should have a large representation. "Many young men fail to go to the short courses merely because they don't know of the opportunity. We are glad to tell them, and doubtless you will be glad to pass the word along. If you don't know about these short courses, send to the University Farm School at Davis for the short course booklet; it alone is well worth the bother of writing such a letter." DOGS FOR WAR USE TRAINED BY CALIFORNIAN Southern California will soon be furnishing dogs for war to Uncle Sam to accompany the United States army to France. In a canyon near Pasadena, Freeman A. Ford, a wealthy young sportman of the Crown City, has established a branch of his famous Arroyo kennels, and is training a large number of dogs for service in the war. Two of Mr. Ford's dogs are now on their way to the front, having been presented to a Pasadena company. A number of other dogs have nearly completed their course in training and will soon be ready for field service. By the time the first American troops sail it is expected that nearly 100 dogs Ana, at night. He frequently slowed when 'the parrot shook light on it, but en it away. LAND TAX PROGRAM Senator Lewis amendment to the tax unoccupied lands for the benign States. He estimates $100,000,000 can be ment provided that cupied and uncultured longing to the go in the sum equal tied by the state of it is located. FARMERS AIDED A compact organ of producers and braska is being agency of county directed by the New which is calculate operation never be immediate object is to insure to the supply of labor to the crops they had part of the compaction and its allies second, when these to provide a system will insure their and the largest ret The state court lected by Governor contains represent important industries the state, together first concern was county on a genera usefulness. Immune The bond of $1,000 of the Pacific Electric railway company on franchise as per ordinance No. 149 was approved and acceptance ordered filed. The application of the S. A. V. I. Co. to lay a pipe line across E. Chapman avenue was granted. The petition of the city of Santa Ana for a proportion of money collected for fines under the motor vehicle law, was denied. The clerk was directed to notify the road engineer of Los Angeles county that Orange county would stand one-half of the cost of repairs on bridge on Artesia street, across Coyote creek. The district attorney was directed to be present at the meeting of the state railroad commission to be held in Los Angeles July 25, 1917, said meeting relating to rates, etc., of transportation companies. The returns of the election for trustees of Garden Grove Storm Water District were canvassed and Milo Allen, A. W. Black and Charles S. Holt were declared elected trustees. The hearing on road improvement district No. 2, was continued to August 21, 1917, at 2 p.m. and the Orange County Title company was authorized to submit the names of the record owners of the property in said proposed district. The clerk was directed to advertise for bids for surfacing a portion of Grand Avenue, Buena Park, and a portion of Huntington Beach road, with Bitucrete wearing surface, bids to be opened August 8, 1917, at 2 p.m. The clerk was directed to advertise for bids for erection of a new service building at the county poor farm with equipment, bids to be opened August 8, 1917, at 11 a.m. The petition of city health officers for the appointment of a milk inspector was ordered placed on file. A resolution was adopted correcting the order heretofore made for abandonment of road in Tustin road district, as per petition of D. Eyman Huff, et al. The district attorney was directed to give a written opinion as to the distribution of fines collected under the motor vehicle act as amended in 1917. IMPARTING VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE The work of the farm school at Davis is nothing but making scientific young sporstman of the Crown City, has established a branch of his famous Arroyo kennels, and is training a large number of dogs for service in the war. Two of Mr. Ford's dogs are now on their way to the front, having been presented to a Pasadena company. A number of other dogs have nearly completed their course in training and will soon be ready for field service. By the time the first American troops sail it is expected that nearly 100 dogs will be available. The public is not admitted to the kennels in Linda Vista to witness the training of the dogs. Mr. Ford has found that the presence of visitors interferes with the work of the animals which are trained both morning and afternoon and are given plenty of rests, so that they will not become fatigued during their workouts. One of the first things the dogs are taught is to find articles that have been hidden. In time the instruction reaches the finding of places where men have been stationed as decoys. They are also taught to climb barriers eight feet high and to carry messages. The dogs are taught to bark on command or to maintain strict silence. Mr. Ford is not having his dogs instructed to attack human beings, nor are they taught to refuse food from anyone other than their trainer. War dogs have been known to starve before accepting food from a stranger. Mr. Ford became interested in thus training dogs, during a recent visit in New York, where he witnessed an exhibition by the intelligent animals. While in the East he purchased a number of dogs and only recently established them in his new kennel in Linda Vista. Mr. Ford was one of the organizers of the Army and Police Dog Club of the United States, the object of which is to raise and train dogs for army and police work. H. P. Daylaon, a partner in the firm of J. P. Morgan & Go., is one of the leading members of the Army and Police Dog Club. Realizing that one of the most important matters to be considered in the establishment of his big kennels was the selection of a head trainer, Mr. Ford let it be known he was seeking the most efficient kennel man in the country, and after a long search hired A. G. Larsen of New York. Larsen is a Dane and has had years of experience in training dogs, having been associated with a number young sporstman of the Crown City, has established a branch of his famous Arroyo kennels, and is training a large number of dogs for service in the war. Two of Mr. Ford's dogs are now on their way to the front, having been presented to a Pasadena company. A number of other dogs have nearly completed their course in training and will soon be ready for field service. By the time the first American troops sail it is expected that nearly 100 dogs will be available. The public is not admitted to the kennels in Linda Vista to witness the training of the dogs. Mr. Ford has found that the presence of visitors interferes with the work of the animals which are trained both morning and afternoon and are given plenty of rests, so that they will not become fatigued during their workouts. One of the first things the dogs are taught is to find articles that have been hidden. In time the instruction reaches the finding of places where men have been stationed as decoys. They are also taught to climb barriers eight feet high and to carry messages. The dogs are taught to bark on command or to maintain strict silence. Mr. Ford is not having his dogs instructed to attack human beings, nor are they taught to refuse food from anyone other than their trainer. War dogs have been known to starve before accepting food from a stranger. Mr. Ford became interested in thus training dogs, during a recent visit in New York, where he witnessed an exhibition by the intelligent animals. While in the East he purchased a number of dogs and only recently established them in his new kennel in Linda Vista. Mr. Ford was one of the organizers of the Army and Police Dog Club of the United States, the object of which is to raise and train dogs for army and police work. H. P. Daylaon, a partner in the firm of J. P. Morgan & Go., is one of the leading members of the Army and Police Dog Club. Realizing that one of the most important matters to be considered in the establishment of his big kennels was the selection of a head trainer, Mr. Ford let it be known he was seeking the most efficient kennel man in the country, and after a long search hired A. G. Larsen of New York. Larsen is a Dane and has had years of experience in training dogs, having been associated with a number young sporstman of the Crown City, has established a branch of his famous Arroyo kennels, and is training a large number of dogs for service in the war. Two of Mr. Ford's dogs are now on their way to the front, having been presented to a Pasadena company. A number of other dogs have nearly completed their course in training and will soon be ready for field service. By the time the first American troops sail it is expected that nearly 100 dogs will be available. The public is not admitted to the kennels in Linda Vista to witness the training of the dogs. Mr. Ford has found that the presence of visitors interferes with the work of the animals which are trained both morning and afternoon and are given plenty of rests, so that they will not become fatigued during their workouts. One of the first things the dogs are taught is to find articles that have been hidden. In time the instruction reaches the finding of places where men have been stationed as decoys. They are also taught to climb barriers eight feet high and to carry messages. The dogs are taught to bark on command or to maintain strict silence. Mr. Ford is not having his dogs instructed to attack human beings, nor are they taught to refuse food from anyone other than their trainer. War dogs have been known to starve before accepting food from a stranger. Mr. Ford became interested in thus training dogs, during a recent visit in New York, where he witnessed an exhibition by the intelligent animals. While in the East he purchased a number of dogs and only recently established them in his new kennel in Linda Vista. Mr. Ford was one of the organizers of the Army and Police Dog Club of the United States, the object of which is to raise and train dogs for army and police work. H. P. Daylaon, a partner in the firm of J. P. Morgan & Go., is one of the leading members of the Army and Police Dog Club. Realizing that one of the most important matters to be considered in the establishment of his big kennels was the selection of a head trainer, Mr. Ford let it be known he was seeking the most efficient kennel man in the country, and after a long search hired A. G. Larsen of New York. Larsen is a Dane and has had years of experience in training dogs, having been associated with a number young sporstman of the Crown City, has established a branch of his famous Arroyo kennels, and is training a large number of dogs for service in the war. Two of Mr. Ford's dogs are now on their way to the front, having been presented to a Pasadena company. A number of other dogs have nearly completed their course in training and will soon be ready for field service. By the time the first American troops sail it is expected that nearly 100 dogs will be available. The public is not admitted to the kennels in Linda Vista to witness the training of the dogs. Mr. Ford has found that the presence of visitors interferes with the work of the animals which are trained both morning and afternoon and are given plenty of rests, so that they will not become fatigued during their workouts. One of the first things the狗狗们 are taught is to raise and train them for daylight lasts. The Nebraska farm school department offers state agricultural help all year round. In addition to this load season, he has entire family for daylight lasts. The Nebraska farm school department offers state agricultural help all year round. In addition to this load season, he has entire family for daylight lasts. The Nebraska farm school department offers state agricultural help all year round. In addition to this load season, he has entire family for daylight lasts. The Nebraska farm school department offers state agricultural help all year round. 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Young sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsofexperienceintrainingdogs,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsofexperienceintrainingdogs,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsofexperienceintrainingdogs,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsofexperienceintrainingdogs,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsofexperienceintrainingdogs,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsofexperienceintrainingdogs,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsofexperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsofexperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsOfExperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsOfExperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are established in establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsOfExperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are establishedin establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsOfExperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are establishedin establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsOfExperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are establishedin establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsOfExperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are establishedin establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsOfExperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are establishedin establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsOfExperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are establishedin establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsOfExperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are establishedin establishments like his big kennels wasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.LarssenisaDaneandhashadyearsOfExperienceintraining狗sg,havingbeenassociatedwithanumberyoung sporstmen today are establishedin establishments like his big kenniswasthe selectionofa head trainer,mr.Fordletitbe knownhe was seekingthe most efficientkennel maninthecountry,andaftera longsearchhiredA.G.LarsenofNewYork.Larensenisabasedbyherentfamilyfordaylasts.t.T.Nebraska farm学校部门负责农业管理、设施、教育和培训等事务。负责的机构包括 farms management，设施、教育和培训等事务，负责的机构包括 farms management，设施、教育和培训等事务，负责的机构包括 farms management，设施、教育和培训等事务，负责的机构，包括 farms management，设施、教育和培训等事务，负责的机构，包括 farms management，设施、教育和培训等事务，负责的机构，包括 farms management，设施、教育和培训等事务，负责的机构，包括 farms management，设施、教育和培训等事务，负责的机构，包括 farms management，设施、教育和培训等事务，负责的机构和所有相关的人员（包括农民）都应该承担相应的责任，以确保农业管理的效率和可持续性。 在建立一个高效的管理体系时，需要考虑农业生产的各个环节，如种植、生产、销售、市场营销、技术支持、组织协调以及信息交流等方面。在建立一个高效的管理体系时，需要考虑农业生产的各个环节，如种植、生产、销售、市场营销、技术支持、组织协调以及信息交流等方面。在建立一个高效的管理体系时，需要考虑农业生产的各个环节，如种植、生产、销售、市场营销、技术支持、组织协调以及信息交流等方面。在建立一个高效的管理体系时，需要考虑农业生产的各个环节，如种植、生产、销售、市场营销、技术支持、组织协调以及信息交流等方面。在建立一个高效的管理体系时，需要考虑农业生产的各个环节，如种植、生产、销售、市场营销、技术支持、组织协调以及信息交流方面。在建立一个高效的管理体系时，需要考虑农业生产的各个环节，如种植、生产、销售、市场营销、技术支持、组织协调以及信息交流方面。在建立一个高效的管理体系时，需要考虑农业生产的各个环节，如种植、生产、销售、市场营销、技术支持、组织协调以及信息交流方面。在建立一个高效的管理体系时，需要考虑农业生产的各个环节，如种植、生产、销售 IMPARTING VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE The work of the farm school at Davis is nothing but making scientific knowledge practical in farming. Because the knowledge and methods are general in Europe, notably in Germany, the Teutons produce more wheat to the acre, more potatoes to the lot, more barley to the field, more corn to the square acre and more everything else that comes from the soil. Due to the same plan, the production of cereals and of live stock has been marvelously increased in eastern and middle western states. California's university is teaching the same lesson but—it is necessary to go to Davis to get it in fullest measure, the system of farm adviser now becoming general to some extent brings the information to the county, but even that is by no means equal to the university courses taught at Davis. Under the heading "More Food for Man and Beast," the school is sending out the following: "To produce more food for man and beast is the first duty and the great opportunity of the farmers of America. At this time (when the food experts tell us that whether the war continues or stops suddenly there is great need of all the food crops for man and beast that it is possible for our ranchers to raise, and when labor is scarce, with the prospect of being scarcer) it is important that stockmen and land owners learn and use the newest and best methods for increasing production and economizing labor. We believe it would pay every rancher to be repre- Realizing that one of the most important matters to be considered in the establishment of his big kennels was the selection of a head trainer, Mr. Ford let it be known he was seeking the most efficient kennel man in the country, and after a long search hired A. G. Larsen of New York. Larsen is a Dane and has had years of experience in training dogs, having been associated with a number of kennels in European countries and in the United States. He has been a soldier and has a thorough understanding of what is expected of the dogs. The dogs Mr. Ford is training are of the German Shepherd species. This type is noted for its stamina, thick coat, strength and loyalty. The shepherd dogs have been bred and trained for war purposes by the Germans for nearly 30 years. They are also used to a great extent by the armies of other European countries. Hundreds of soldiers in the present European war have been rescued by the faithful and intelligent dogs. SOCIABLE BIRD Logan Wells, engineer on the Santa Fe switch engine, which works in the yards at Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim and Olive, has a strange companion with him on his trips between Santa Ana and Orange. A parrot has fallen in love with Wells or his engine and for the past few days has been following the engine on the run between Santa Ana and Orange. The bird flies along with the engine in the morning as far as Orange and waits patiently until evening until the engine comes along on the return home, about 7 o'clock and follows the locomotive back to Santa Ana. In the opinion of Wells, the bird stays in the Santa Fe park at Santa Dog Club. In addition to that load season, he has entire family for daylight lasts. The Nebraska farm super department of farm state agriculture to such a diversity possible the permit help all the year. Tion says H. C. F. that department, he been able to make during favorable slave farming or in For this year, at weaned away from which experience best profit lies. Make good this year with the help he and marketing that good weather activities may be wired. This condition necessary the doul ordinary city and Through the school newspaper appeal cessity existing f at cutting the cost intensive farm ka has been transfers of the town pea. The state counc if necessary, where to ask for the rel turing plants of a tent men to assist It will occupy its mer also in secu ment of municipal produce may be s dlemen and by th sumers. FORESTER LEAV Anaheim Gazette LAND TAX PROPOSED TO AID WAR REVENUE Senator Lewis has introduced an amendment to the war revenue bill to tax unoccupied and uncultivated lands for the benefit of the United States. He estimates that nearly $100,000,000 can be raised. The amendment provides that each acre of unoccupied and uncultivated land not belonging to the government be taxed in the sum equal to that which is levied by the state or territory in which it is located. FARMERS AIDED IN HARVESTING A compact organization of the forces of producers and consumers in Nebraska is being effected through the agency of county councils of defense, directed by the Nebraska state council which is calculated to result in a cooperation never before possible. The immediate object of the organization is to insure to the farmers a sufficient supply of labor to care for and harvest the crops they have planted as their part of the compact to provide the nation, and its allies with foodstuffs, and, second, when these crops are gathered to provide a system of marketing that will insure their proper distribution and the largest return to the producer. The state council of defense, selected by Governor Neville, its head, contains representatives of all the important industries and businesses of the state, together with labor. Its first concern was to organize each county on a general plan of practical usefulness. Immediately upon the ef- for the past seven years has been in charge of the 18 national forests in California, has been commissioned as Major of the 10th reserve engineers, the regiment of woodsmen and foresters soon to leave for France. DuBois left for Washington last week to take charge of organizing the regiment which he will accompany to France. A short time ago Mr. DuBois was notified that if a second regiment of foresters was formed he would be commissioned major and be sent to France in command. Later this plan was changed, and he was instead commissioned major in the first regiment. SOURCE OF SATISFACTION It is with a good deal of satisfaction that the people of Orange county have looked over assessment figures for the last year as reported by the board of equalization by County Assessor James Sleeper. The source of satisfaction is not only in the fact that a comparison shows how rapidly Orange county has developed in the last five or six years, but more in the conviction that the present assessor has done a splendid work for the people or this county in his efforts, year after year, to get the assessments of the county upon as nearly an equitable basis as it is possible to get them, says the Santa Ana Register. No assessor on earth ever calculated valuations and put his conclusions down on paper whose figures were flawless. However, it is the assessor who has good judgment, who is acquainted with properties and conditions and who is honest, that makes for fairness and justice in any county or community. In revolutionizing assessments on the oil properties of this county Assessor Sleeper has accomplished a work for the owners of all other department of agriculture. You can do it if you like. Just ask the division of publications, department of agriculture, Washington, D. C., to send you the Farmers' Bulletins on home canning. This will show you how to can every kind of fruit and vegetable, also meat, soup and mushrooms, and how to make ordinary preserves and sun preserves. MICHIGAN PICNIC A very enthusiastic gathering of the Michigan society met at Birch Park Santa Ana, and after a delightful old fashioned picnic dinner the meeting was called to order by the President, E. E. Cooley, after which prayer was offered by Rev. Baker of Santa Ana. Judge Thomas then addressed the meeting, and his remarks gave all a new determination to have a greater gathering at our next semi annual picnic which will be announced in time for every Michigander to be with us. Rev. Baker was introduced and gave an able talk on "Monuments of Homes, Flags, State Schools, etc." Officers elected for the coming year were, president, T. E. Niles, Santa Ana; vice president, Wm. Wing, Orange; secretary, W. W. Rogers, Orange; treasurer, Mrs. L. M. Carr, Santa Ana. The annual meeting has been changed to the first Tuesday in September, beginning in the year 1918. Pedro Paguino from the Philippine Islands made the closing address of the day. EXPECTING HARBOR BONDS VOTE DURING NOVEMBER Present Expectation of Commissioners Is to Submit Report in September show on being company, nearly and service. troops 1000 dogs to the press the board has officers in animals and where decoys, harriers messages, commencement. dogs in dogs, nor held from War serve beenger. thus visit used animals, based recently kennel one of Police the train H. P. man of J. 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However，it is the assessor who has good judgment，who is acquainted with properties and conditions and who is honest，that makes for fairness and justice in any county or community. In revolutionizing assessments on the oil properties of this county Assessor Sleeper has accomplished a work for the owners of all other properties in this county. that can hardly be calculated. That it reaches into the dollars and cents for the small property owners and into the hundreds and thousands of dollars for some of the larger property interests goes without saying. By putting the oil wells where they belong，the assessor has given the county a source of income that has doubtless reduced the proportion of taxes of some of the other large taxpayers，who have also been raised by the county official. Orange county has developed rapidly in the last half dozen years，and a goodly share of the increase in valuation of the county is due to the bringing in of new orchard lands the construction of buildings，the change of pasture lands into beet lands and the general progress of the entire county toward a more productive and a richer commonwealth. The oil fields have spread amazingly. It was in relation to the oil properties that Assessor Sleeper has done his most notable work. It took judgment and fearlessness to tell the oil companies that they would have to pay taxes upon their mineral rights. Mineral rights，in this connection，were the leases under which wells are to be drilled. A big company might hold a lease for years and not develop it. Assessor Sleeper took the view that the lease was of big value even if it was not used，and he told the oil companies that they would have to pay taxes on them. They protested，sued and stormed，for they did not propose to pay if they could help it. In the end，they did pay，and they have kept on paying. Another feature that the assessor has worked out and put upon a reasonable basis is the assessment for a producing property. An oil well is a peculiar affair. The gusher of today may have to be put on the pump tomorrow. Assessor Sleeper solved the problem by evolving a method of determining value through a calculation of net profits. It is probably the EXPECTING HARBOR BONDS VOTE DURING NOVEMBER Present Expectation of Commissioners Is to Submit Report in September According to the present expectations of the Orange county harbor commissioners，bonds for Newport harbor will be submitted to the people of Orange county for a vote in November. Possibly the bonds will be voted upon as early as October or as late as December. It is expected that the harbor commission will recommend an expenditure of not less than $500,000. Recently members of the harbor commission held a conference with members of the board of supervisors，and at that meeting it was stated by the harbor commissioners that it was their opinion that their report should be filed with the supervisors in September. Under the law，within fifteen days after the report is filed the board of supervisors must call for an election to vote upon the bonds，if the supervisors see fit to go forward with the project. It has been known for months that the commission's report was ready for filing，但 it was withheld from filling for the reason that it was not considered an opportune time to submit any kind of bonds，no matter how desirable they might be. The commissioners are satisfied that conditions are now ripe for going ahead with the county project. One thing that has aroused interest is the fact that Newport Beach has let a contract for the construction of a jetty at the end of the sandspit. "This Material for Newport's $125,-000 Jetty" is a sign that appears upon one of eight or ten flat cars，loaded with piles，that have been standing on the tracks of the P.E. at Balboa.The P.E. is building an extension of its line from Balboa to the land end of the jetty. TO TRADE—Lot and 6-room cottage on boulevard and electric line,Santa Monica，for small acreage near Anaheim.Box 242,Anaheim.Cal. In addition to that, during the peak load season, he has had to utilize the entire family for as many hours as daylight lasts. This has led, as the Nebraska farm surveys taken by the department of farm management of the state agricultural college show, to such a diversification that makes possible the permanent employment of help all the year. In this diversification, says H. C. Filley, at the head of that department, the farmers have been able to make a greater profit during favorable years than at intensive farming or in grain farming alone. For this year, at least, he cannot be weaned away from those practices in which experience has shown him his best profit lies. If the city men can make good this year in supplying him with the help he needs for harvesting and marketing the enormous crops that good weather will bring, his activities may be widened next year. This condition of affairs has made necessary the doubling and trebling of ordinary city and town lot gardening. Through the schools, through the newspaper appeals and through practical demonstrations of the vital necessity existing for individual effort at cutting the cost of living, most of the intensive farm burden in Nebraska has been transferred to the shoulders of the town people. The state council of defense plans, if necessary, when harvesting is due, to ask for the release from manufacturing plants of available and competent men to assist in that operation. It will occupy itself during the summer also in securing the establishment of municipal markets where farm produce may be sold in bulk to middlemen and by these direct to consumers. FORESTER LEAVES FOR FRANCE Cébert DuBois, district forester, who propose to pay if they could help it. In the end, they did pay, and they have kept on paying. Another feature that the assessor has worked out and put upon a reasonable basis is the assessment for a producing property. An oil well is a peculiar affair. The gusher of today may have to be put on the pump tomorrow. Assessor Sleeper solved the problem by evolving a method of determining value through a calculation of net profits. It is probably the most reasonable basis upon which the oil wells can be assessed, and we believe it will stand the test of lawsuits. The fact that the assessments are just is indicated by the fact that the number of protests registered before the board of equalization can be counted on the fingers of one hand. The Register takes this opportunity of saying that it believes that Assessor Sleeper, in a successful and constructive way, has been solving the assessment problems of the county. CAN NOW FOR NEXT WINTER Last year a Kansas canning team, consisting of a mother and her daughter, put up 827 quarts of food products. Of these 827 quarts, 337 were fruit, 285 vegetables, 4 soup, 31 meat and 173 jelly. The total value of the output was $274.20, the cost of production $133.33, making a saving in that family's food bills of $135.87. This is just a sample of what was done in that one town by the mother daughter club, consisting of 29 mothers and their daughters. The club was so successful that this year it has a membership of 200, all of whom are now busy caring for surplus fruits and vegetables in their little community. And this is how they are doing it. 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ADAMS, Mgr. 25 Per Cent reduction 25 Per Cent reduction Back East Excursion days July 31 Return limit 3 months. You can stop over. Later excursions in August and September. Chicago - $80.00 Denver - 62.50 Kansas City - 67.50 New York - 118.20 OTHER PLACES TOO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW FARES— SAVES YOU 1-4 OR MORE. LET US EXPLAIN —see Grand Canyon and enjoy Fred Harvey dining service on your way. J. H. Clabaugh, Agt. Anaheim, Cal. Pac. 217 Home 1751