anaheim-gazette 1920-06-24

STATISTICS SHOW LIVE STOCK BREEDS GOVERNMENT COMPILES TABLE OF THE MOST POPULAR ANIMALS ON THE FARM Durhams Head the List of Cattle; Duroc-Jerseys the Hog Population; While the Merino is the Most Popular Sheep—Herefords, Poland-China and Shropeshires Not Far Behind Here are the relative standings, in percentage and numbers, of live-stock breeds in the United States as shown by an investigation recently made by the bureau of crop estimates, United States department of agriculture. Shorthorn or Durham cattle, Duroc-Jersey hogs, and Merino sheep lead all breeds in numbers. This information is brought out by replies received from an inquiry sent to 14,000 special live-stock reporters of the bureau. The inquiry called for the following information: "Letting 100 represent the total number in your locality, what proportion of the total belongs to the breeds named? Grades and scrubs should be included in the breed in which the type predominates." From the percentages thus obtained the figures representing the number of each breed have been determined from the January 1 estimates of live stock on farms. Extension of the Olive and Yarba bridges are to be made this year and it is the intention of the supervisors to provide for the two new bridges mentioned in next year's levy. Bids are now being advertised for building a 560 foot extension to the Yorba bridge and the bids will be opened on July 6. The addition will be to the north end of the structure and the same type of construction as prevails in the present bridge will be used. It is concrete piles with wooden superstructure. It is estimated that the extension will cost $32,000. County Engineer McBride is now preparing specifications for the adding of 450 feet to the west end of the Olive bridge. These probably will be ready for submission to the supervisors at their next meeting when it is expected the clerk will be authorized to advertise for bids. The construction here will be the same as on the Yorba bridge, although the present bridge is concrete construction throughout. Work is in progress in graveling the river bed for the new road into the Richfield-Placentia district which is to be opened soon. Rights of way have been secured, with the exception of over one piece of property, and so far as Engineer McBride knows deed to a right of way through this one piece may be in the hands of a committee of property owners that has been working on the right of way feature. John Wall is the owner of the property that is in doubt. It is proposed to use this road as a by-pass for reaching either side of the river while the extension work on the two bridges is under way. It is located about half way between the two bridges and the portion of the road now being graveled in that which it comes pretty near of the tall waggling. The total registers seven counties eleventh district s 102,397 votes in those of these, 33,915 are other word, San Diego about one vote in San Diego has 3 der of the district ty, 19,435; San Bernardo 453; Riverside county, 8,924; Inyo Mono county, 207. When it comes publican votes, they almost exactly there. San Diego registers while the restrict shows 40,282. One vote out of three. The republican voting counties of these lows: Orange county Bernardino county, county, 9,470; Impfo Inyo county, 1,410; In view of these understand why shivers every time tensed and why that thrifty town is all political plums. It is mightily inappropriations for there are parts of it are a long ways from any other. There are some example, in this case most of the United States, and for them against it be quite as welcome of the district as m San Diego harbor. It seems to be able live-stock reporters of the bureau. The inquiry called for the following information: "Letting 100 represent the total number in your locality, what proportion of the total belongs to the breeds named? Grades and scrubs should be included in the breed in which the type predominates." From the percentages thus obtained the figures representing the number of each breed have been determined from the January 1 estimates of live stock on farms. The numbers and percentages for the United States are as follows: For cattle, Shorthorn (Durham), the number is 15,429,000, or 22.6 per cent of the whole number of cattle; Herefords, 14,302,000 or 21 per cent; Holstein, 11,069,000, or 16.2 per cent; Jersey, 9,554,000, or 14 per cent; Aberdeen Angus, 2,479,000, or 3.6 per cent; Guernsey, 1,993,000, or 2.9 per cent; Red Polled, 1,772,000, or 2.6 per cent; Polled Durham, 1,033,000, or 1.5 per cent; Galloway, 534,000, or 0.8 per cent; Ayrshire, 412,000, or 0.6 per cent; Brown Swiss, 170,000, or 0.3 per cent; Devons, 170,000, or 0.3 per cent; Dutch Belted, 157,000, or 0.2 per cent; others, 2,107,000, or 3.1 per cent; nondescript (unclassified), 7,044,000, or 10.3 per cent; total, 68,232,000, or 100 per cent. It will be observed that the beef breeds preponderated over the milk breeds. Holsteins are most numerous of the milk breeds; in the northern states they are two to three times as numerous as the Jerseys; in the southern states, however, the Jersey is three to five times as numerous as the Holstein; in other words the Holstein decreases in relative numbers from north to south, and the Jersey increases relatively in going from north to south. The relative rank of swine breeds is as follows: Duroc-Jersey, 24,914,000, or 34.2 per cent of all swine; Poland China, 20,308,000, or 27.9 per cent; Chester White, 7,788,000, or 10.7 per cent; Berkshire, 6,719,000, or 9.2 per cent; Razorbacks, 3,061,000, or 4.2 per cent; Hampshire, 2,834,000, or 3.9 per cent; Tamworth, 508,000, or 0.7 per cent; Yorkshire, 471,000, or 0.6 per cent; Cheshire, 248,000, or 0.3 per cent; others, 7,997,000, or 2.7 per cent; non-descripts, 4,061,000, or 5.6 per cent; total, 72,909,000, or 100 per cent. Among the sheep the rank is as follows: Merino, 12,364,000, or 25.4 per cent of all sheep; Shropshire, 11,253,.323 per cent; Ramboilllet..6 It is proposed to use this road as a by-pass for reaching either side of the river while the extension work on the two bridges is under way. It is located about half way between the two bridges and the portion of the road now being graveled in that which lies in the bed of the Santa Ana river. This is a road that the business men of Orange have been advocating for a long time and on which the merchant association of that city recently has been very active. It will give a more direct route from Orange to the northern oil field and it is said to make Orange nearer the center of the Richfield-Placentia district than either Anaheim or Fullerton. The road leads past the Danker place in the Santa Ana canyon. The proposal to construct another bridge on Seventeenth street will meet with hearty approval of property owners and residents in the Berrydale and Buaro sections, as well as some of the Garden Grove people for it opens a more direct route into the county seat: The river crossing at Seventeenth is fairly passable during the summer months but is not available to west of the river traffic during the winter except at times of low water horse drawn vehicles can negotiate the stream. It is necessary each year after the winter rains to do a certain amount of work and to build up the crossing to make it available to automobiles. The crossing is said to be in pretty good shape at this time for both autos and horse drawn vehicles. FIVE BILLONS APPROPRIATED Approximately $5,000,000,00 was appropriated by the sixty-sixth congress said a statement prepared by Chairman Good, of the house appropriations committee for the final issue of the Congressional Record. The exact total Mr. Good gave was $4,859,890,327. Of this,$4,378,395,279 is for government expenses in the fiscal year beginning July 1,and $486,495,048 to meet deficiency for the fiscal year ending with this month: There are some parts of these parts of them most of them United States,and for them against Italy be quite as welcome of the district as m San Diego harbor. It seems to be abenth district took and got over the nation that San Diego in the hollow of it. If one third the boss the other recognize the fact that the two-thirds want in the pie let’s get so. The tall has been for quite a spell. APRICOT DRYING Buying Is Slow Alarmed Over Several apricot ogan operations there and by July I will In starting drying growers will go slow merely taking care of dropping. Growers are not so much trouble getting son as they did last here is only about a cent of normal,and spotted that the season tend over a longer period However help is scarc Growers just now worry a bit over tha A year ago at this tent were out buying pendants are making are making no offer too are sitting still this county,however ries.Independent bu are waiting for the c to buying so that basis on which to fig folkhowever,belie pendents recognize thi this year has a strong will control the price dependents are waiti PREPARING SPECIFICATIONS FOR BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION Olive and Yorba Bridges to be Lengthened by the County The patience of west of the river residents worrisome inconvenience by the absence of a bridge at the Seventeenth street crossing of the Santa Ana river is to be rewarded some time next year, if present plans of the board of supervisors are carried out. Plans for next year also include a bridge across the Santa Ana river for a road that is being opened up from a point in the Santa Ana canyon about a mile cent; Berkshire, 6,719,000, or 9.2 per cent; Razorbacks, 3,061,000, or 4.2 per cent; Hampshire, 2,834,000, or 3.9 per cent; Tamworth, 508,000, or 0.7 per cent; Yorkshire, 471,000, or 0.6 per cent; Cheshire, 248,000, or 0.3 per cent; others, 7,997,000, or 2.7 per cent; non-descripts, 4,061,000, or 5.6 per cent; total, 72,909,000, or 100 per cent. Among the sheep the rank is as follows: Merino, 12,364,000, or 25.4 per cent of all sheep; Shropshire, 11,253,000, or 23.2 per cent; Rambouillet, 6,455,000, or 13.3 per cent; Cotswold, 3,504,000, or 7.2 per cent; Hampshire, 2,968,000, or 6.1 per cent; Southdown, 2,984,000, or 6.1 per cent; Lincoln, 1,862,000, or 3.8 per cent; Oxforddown, 935,000, or 1.9 per cent; Dorset, 357,000, or 0.7 per cent; Cheviot, 140,000, or 0.3 per cent; Leicester, 135,000, or 0.3 per cent; Tunis, 37,000, or 0.1 per cent; other, 1,681,000, or 3.5 per cent; nondescripts, 3,941,000, or 8.1 per cent; total, 48,615,000, or 100 per cent. The Merino predominate in the western range states but the Shropshire largely predominate on the farms in the eastern states. TIME TO CALL SAN DIEGO'S BLUFF (From Fullerton News) Whenever the congressional situation in this district is mentioned somebody is always due to remark, "It'll have to be a San Diego man, they have the votes down there, you know." We have heard this remark so many times that we have always accepted it without question until recently our curiosity was aroused and we looked up the figures. We were curious to see just how far San Diego out-stripped the remainder of the district in voting power and just to what extent the southern county overshadows its sister counties in numbers. Somewhat to our surprise we find that if San Diego bosses the situation propriated by the sixty-sixth congress said a statement prepared by Chairman Good of the house appropriations committee for the final issue of the Congressional Record. The exact total Mr. Good gave was $4,859,890,327. Of this,$4,378,395,279 is for government expenses in the fiscal year beginning July 1,and $486,495,048 to meet deficiency for the fiscal year ending with this month. Chairman Good said congress had reduced estimates of government departments by $1,474,422,602 total appropriations in only two measures exceeding the estimates. Congress added $64,120,000 to the pension bill and $70,861,000 to the postal bill. The latter increase was to meet advances in pay to postal employees while the pension increase was absorbed in part by increased pensions. "The fruit here is free from scales and Wilford Collins who and drying apricots for that way it has the lot of other fruit grown I have found that they ciddly spotted in relied Some of the fruit will drying the last of some of it is still vexing expecting to have our nation until August 1st season long drawn on will be lessened." ANAHEIM GAZETTE RichYarba and advisors bridges Bids building Yorba ed on the the devils and. It superthe exnow adding of the will be serviit is urized structhe present action billing into which way option and so deed one comhas feature of the and as sale of k on It is the the which it comes pretty near to being a case of the tall wagging the dog. The total registration figures for the seven counties which comprise the eleventh district show that there are 102,397 votes in the entire district and of these, 33,915 are in San Diego. In other word, San Diego registers just about one vote in three. San Diego has 33,915. The remainder of the district shows Orange county, 19,435; San Bernardino county, 22,453; Riverside county, 14,763; Imperial county, 8,924; Inyo county, 2,700 and Mono county, 207. When it comes to a matter of republican votes, the proportion remains almost exactly the same. San Diego registers 19,753 republicans while the remainder of this district shows 40,282. Here again it is one vote out of three for San Diego. The republican vote for the remaining counties of the district is as follows: Orange county, 12,492; San Bernardino county, 12,302; Riverside county, 9,470; Imperial county, 4,462; Inyo county, 1,410; Mono county, 146. In view of these figures we do not understand why this big district shivers every time San Diego is mentioned and why that enterprising and thrifty town is allowed to grab all the political plums. It is mightily interested in federal appropriations for its harbor but there are parts of this district which are a long ways from that harbor, or any other. There are some lemon groves, for example, in this district, several of them, most of the lemon trees of the United States, and a little protection for them against Italian lemons would be quite as welcome to the majority of the district as more money for the San Diego harbor. It seems to be about time the elevator comes pretty near to being a case of the tall wagging the dog. The total registration figures for the seven counties which comprise the eleventh district show that there are 102,397 votes in the entire district and of these, 33,915 are in San Diego. In other word, San Diego registers just about one vote in three. San Diego has 33,915. The remainder of the district shows Orange county, 19,435; San Bernardino county, 22,453; Riverside county, 14,763; Imperial county, 8,924; Inyo county, 2,700 and Mono county, 207. When it comes to a matter of republican votes, the proportion remains almost exactly the same. San Diego registers 19,753 republicans while the remainder of this district shows 40,282. Here again it is one vote out of three for San Diego. The republican vote for the remaining counties of the district is as follows: Orange county, 12,492; San Bernardino county, 12,302; Riverside county, 9,470; Imperial county, 4,462; Inyo county, 1,410; Mono county, 146. In view of these figures we do not understand why this big district shivers every time San Diego is mentioned and why that enterprising and thrifty town is allowed to grab all the political plums. It is mightily interested in federal appropriations for its harbor but there are parts of this district which are a long ways from that harbor, or any other. There are some lemon groves, for example, in this district, several of them, most of the lemon trees of the United States, and a little protection for them against Italian lemons would be quite as welcome to the majority of the district as more money for the San Diego harbor. It seems to be about time the elevator comes pretty near to being a case of the tall wagging the dog. The total registration figures for the seven counties which comprise the eleventh district show that there are 102,397 votes in the entire district and of these, 33,915 are in San Diego. In other word, San Diego registers just about one vote in three. San Diego has 33,915. The remainder of the district shows Orange county, 19,435; San Bernardino county, 22,453; Riverside county, 14,763; Imperial county, 8,924; Inyo county, 2,700 and Mono county, 207. When it comes to a matter of republican votes, the proportion remains almost exactly the same. San Diego registers 19,753 republicans while the remainder of this district shows 40,282. Here again it is one vote out of three for San Diego. The republican vote for the remaining counties of the district is as follows: Orange county, 12,492; San Bernardino county, 12,302; Riverside county, 9,470; Imperial county, 4,462; Inyo county, 1,410; Mono county, 146. In view of these figures we do not understand why this big district shivers every time San Diego is mentioned and why that enterprising and thrifty town is allowed to grab all the political plums. It is mightily interested in federal appropriations for its harbor but there are parts of this district which are a long ways from that harbor, or any other. There are some lemon groves, for example, in this district, several of them, most of the lemon trees of the United States, and a little protection for them against Italian lemons would be quite as welcome to the majority of the district as more money for the San Diego harbor. It seems to be about time the elevator comes pretty near to being a case of the tall wagging the dog. The total registration figures for the seven counties which comprise the eleventh district show that there are 102,397 votes in the entire district and of these, 33，915 are in San Diego. In other word，San Diego registers just about one vote in three. San Diego has 33，915. The remainder of the district shows Orange county，19，435；San Bernardino county，22，453；Riverside county，14，763；Imperial county，8，924；Inyo county，2，700和Mono county，207。 When it comes to a matter of republican votes，the proportion remains almost exactly the same. San Diego registers 19，753 republicans while the remainder of this district shows 40，282. Here again it is one vote out of three for San Diego. The republican vote for the remaining counties of the district is as follows: Orange county，12，492；San Bernardino county，12，302；Riverside county，9，470；Imperial county，4，462；Inyo county，1，410；Mono county，146. In view of these figures we do not understand why this big district shivers every time San Diego is mentioned and why that enterprising and thrifty town is allowed to grab all the political plums. It is mightily interested in federal appropriations for its harbor but there are parts of this district which are a long ways from that harbor，或 any other. There are some lemon groves，for example，在this district Several of them，最ofthe lemon trees ofthe United States，和a little protection for them againstItalian lemons would be quite as welcome tothe majorityofthedistrictasmoremoneyfortheSanDiegoharbor。 It seems to be about time the elevator comes pretty near to being a case of the tall wagging the dog. The total registration figures for the seven counties which comprise the eleventh district show that there are 102，397 votes in the entire district and of these，33，915 are in San Diego. In other word，San Diego registers just about one vote in three. San Diego has 33，915. The remainder of the district shows Orange county，19，435；San Bernardino county，22，453；Riverside county，9，470；Imperial county，4，462；Inyo County，1，410；Mono County，146. In view of these figures we do not understand why this big district shivers every time San Diego is mentioned and why that enterprising and thrifty town is allowed to grab all the political plums. It is mightily interested in federal appropriations for its harbor but there are parts of this district which are a long ways from that harbor，或 any other. There are some lemon groves，for example，在this district Several of them，最ofthe lemon trees ofthe United States，和a little protection for them againstItalian lemons would be quite as welcome tothe majorityofthedistrictasmoremoneyfortheSanDiegoharbor。 It seems to be about time the elevator comes pretty near to being a case of the tall wagging the dog. The total registration figures for the seven counties which comprise the eleventh district show that there are 102，397 votes in the entire district and of these，33，915 are in San Diego. In other word，San Diego registers just about one vote in three. San Diego has 33，915. The remainder of the district shows Orange county，19，435；San Bernardino county，22，453；Riverside county，9，470；Imperial county，4，462；Inyo County，1，410；Mono County，146. In view of these figures we do not understand why this big district shivers every time San Diego is mentioned and why that enterprising and thrifty town is allowed to grab all the political plums. It is mightily interested in federal appropriations for its harbor but there are parts of this district which are a long ways from that harbor，或 any other. There are some lemon groves，for example，在this district Several of them，最ofthe lemon trees ofthe United States，和a little protection for them againstItalian lemons would be quite as welcome tothe majorityofthedistrictasmoremoneyfortheSanDiegoharbor。 It seems to be about time the elevator comes pretty near to being a case of the tall wagging the dog. The total registration figures for the seven counties which comprise the eleventh district show that there are 102，397 votes in the entire district and of these，33，915 are in San Diego. In other word，San Diego registers just about one vote in three. San Diego has 33，915. The remainder of the district shows Orange county，19，435；San Bernardino county，22，453；Riverside county，9，470；Imperial county，4，462；Inyo County，1，410；Mono County，146. In view of these figures we do not understand why this big district shivers every time San Diego is mentioned and why that enterprising and thrifty town is allowed to grab all the political plums. It is mightily interested in federal appropriations for its harbor but there are parts of this district which are a long ways from that harbor，或 any other. There are some lemon groves，for example，在this district Several of them，最ofthe lemon trees ofthe United States，和a little protection for them againstItalian lemons would be quite as welcome tothe majorityofthedistrictasmoremoneyfortheSanDiegoharbor。 It seems to be about time the elevator comes pretty near to being a case of the tall wagging the dog. The total registration figures for the seven counties which comprise the eleventh district show that there are 102，397 votes in the entire district and of these，33，915 are in San Diego. In other word，San Diego registers just about one vote in three. San Diego has 33，915. The remainder of the district shows Orange county，19，435；San Bernardino county，22，453；Riverside county，9，470；Imperial county，4，462；Inyo County，1，410；Mono County，146." STATE CITRUS INSTITUTE MEETS AT SANTA ANA Program of the Two-Day Session Thursday and Friday THIRTY TWO IS A NATION —Much can be accomplished much wheat is separated from strange faces take the place BUT THERE IS TO BE —Many customers that were customers. —And we invite you to become DOGGE MOVELI Exclusive "Men May Come and Men May Go. But Man" THIRTETWOISANHEIM RichYarba and among them is the old rhinethree years ago in Anaheim —Thirteen years ago in a small affair yet big enough for their improvements and changes here largest and best equipped with taking care of the most difficult that satisfaction goes with even —Many customers that were customers. —And we invite you to become DOGGE MOVELI Exclusive "Men May Come and Men May Go. But Man" THIRTETWOISANHEIM APRICOT DRYING CAMPS BEGIN OPERATIONS Buying is Slow and Growers Are Alarmed Over Prices Several apricot drying camps began operations the first of the week, and by July 1 will be in full swing. In starting drying operations the growers will go slow for a few days, merely taking care of the fruit that is dropping. Growers are not expecting nearly so much trouble getting help this season as they did last. First, the crop here is only about fifty or sixty percent of normal, and, second, it is so spotted that the season is going to extend over a longer period than usual. However, help is scarce. Growers just now are beginning to worry a bit over the price situation. A year ago at this time the independent were out buying. So far the independents are making no moves. They are making no offers. The canneries, too, are sitting still. Little fruit in this county, however goes to canneries. Independent buyers say that they are waiting for the canneries to start to buying so that they will have a basis on which to figure. Association folk, however, believe that the independents recognize that the association this year has a strong membership and will control the price, and that the independents are waiting for the asso- STATE CITRUS INSTITUTE MEETS AT SANTA ANA Program of the Two-Day Session Thursday and Friday Thursday, June 24, 9:30 a.m. Address of welcome by Mayor J. G. Mitchell of Santa Ana. Care of Mature Orange Groves—Results of pruning, fertilization and soil handling methods on the Arlington experimenta grove: Dr. H. J. Webber and Professor R. S. Valle. Pruning mature orange trees: Robert W. Hodgson, farm advisor, Los Angeles county. Methods of applying fertilizers: W. P. Kelley, Citrus Experiment station, Riverside. Thursday, June 24, 2 p.m. Care of Mature Orange Groves (continued)—Cultural methods with light soils: H. F. Pressy, assistant manager, Rancho Sespe, Sespe. Cultural methods with heavy soils: I. G. McKethi manager, Leffingwoll rancho, Whittier. Discussion: W. H. Fleet, manager, Rancho Sespe, Sespe and R. S. Thompson, Highland. Thursday, June 24, 6:30 p.m. Informal banquet, Elks club, $1 per plate. Address—Water Conservation: W. S. Jones, Claremont. Friday, June 25, 9:30 a.m. Irrigation—Duty of water: Dr. L. D. Batchelor, Citrus Experiment station, Riverside. Soil Types and Irrigation—Irrigation control studies at Chula Vista: F. M. Eaton. Irrigation of light gravelly soils: C. J. Booth, Chaffey Junior College of Agriculture, Ontario. Irrigation of medium loam soils: J. D. Culbertson, assistant manager, Limoreira company, Santa Paula. Friday, June 25, 2 p.m. Ranch Labor and Insect Pest Problems—Survey of labor situation: H. J. Ramsey, or George B. Hodgkin, field department, California Fruit Growers exchange. Labor for the small ranch: F. A. Pomeroy, manager, San Fernando Citrus association, San Fernando.The Orange Tortrix: Professor H. J. uayle, Citrus Experiment station, Riv- OCEAN AIR LINES IN FIVE YEARS Henry Ford Offers Organization for Building Trans-Atlantic Airships The facilities of the great Ford organization for building a type of light, speedy airships recently were offered the United States by Henry Ford.Predicting the future airship, he said: "Trans-oceanic airship travel, in ships notable for lightness and speed, rather than lifting power, will be common beyond comment in from three to five years.Berlin and London will be a day from New York.The Pacific will be crossed.And such ease of communication will go far toward breaking down the barriers of racial and nation- The fruit here is good size and free from scales and fungus," said Wilford Collins, who has been buying and drying apricots for years, "and in that way it has the advantage over a lot of other fruit grown in the state. I have found that the orchards are decidedly spotted in relation to maturity. Some of the fruit will be ready for drying the last of next week, and some of it is still very green. I am expecting to have our camp in operation until August 1. In having this season long drawn out, help troubles will be lessened." CALIFORNIA SAFE California will stand solidly behind the republican nominees. Such is the general expression of opinion that has reached republican state central committee headquarters from all parts of bertson, assistant manager, Limoreira company, Santa Paula. Friday, June 25, 2 p.m. Ranch Labor and Insect Pest Problems—Survey of labor situation: H. J. Ramsey, or George B. Hodgkin, field department, California Fruit Growers exchange. Labor for the small ranch: F. A. Pomeroy, manager, San Fernando Citrus association, San Fernando. The Orange Tortrix: Professor H. J. uayle, Citrus Experiment station, Riverside. Saturday, June 26, 9 a.m. Free auto excursion through the citrus belt of Orange county, as guests of the Associated Chambers of commerce of Orange county. Leave Elks club, Santa Ana, 9 a.m. or Valencia hotel, Anaheim, 8:30 a.m. Notify farm advisor during session if you desire reservations for this trip. CANTALOUPE PRICES HIGHER While the big decrease in yield per acre of cantaloupes in the Imperial valley this season over last came as a disappointment, yet the big increase in the net price per crate is offsetting much, if not ll, that loss. A year ago standard crates were selling in Brawley at $2 while now they bring $2.75 and in some cases even better figures. A year ago the market at this time was weakening while today it shows stronger tendencies, and it would not be at all surprising to see an actual advance in the prices now that the production is shown to be positively less than it was a year ago in spite of the 500 per cent greater acreage. FULLERTON VOTES BONDS By a vote of more than 18 to 1, Fullerton voters approved $240,000 The airship, by promoting contact of peoples, would foster prejudice against war. I am ready to do anything I can to help the government. As in the past, I will build without profit. The airship of the future will not be any one standard design but will be a combination of the rigid dirigible with the airplane. Chief attention must be given to the development of a light and powerful motor, gases lighter than air, and the reduction of weigh even more than at present." Mr. Ford has been experimenting with a motor suitable for such an airship. STILL WANT KETTNER San Diego politicians are conducting their biennial drive on Congressman William Kettner. They are bringing pressure to bear on him to make him run for congress again. Kettner has been declaring positively and emphatically for weeks and months that he won't run again. Not over a month ago he had a letter printed in the San Diego papers saying that he would not go into the race, that he had sold out his furniture in Washington, and that he was THIRTEEN YEARS IS A LONG TIME which can be accomplished in thirteen years—time proves many things, wheat is separated from the chaff, cities stand in places of towns; faces take the place of the old familiar friends. BUT THERE ARE EXCEPTIONS TO EVERY RULE this town many new garages have come—and gone. Many yet remain mong them is the old reliable garage of Charles H. Mann, established on years ago in Anaheim. thirteen years ago in a small way this garage was opened. It was a small yet big enough for the town. But it has grown with the town, many movements and changes have been made and the result today is one of bigest and best equipped garages in Orange county—a garage capable of the most difficult repair work and working upon the plan tatisfaction goes with every job. my customers that were with us years ago are with us today—satisfied ers. we invite you to become one of them. DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR Charles H. Mann Exclusive Distributors for Anaheim JUST ARRIVED Two Carloads Crow-Elkhart Motor Cars Six Cylinder $1845.00 Touring type Four Cylinder $1595.00 Touring type Also Bargains In Used Cars NOLL & SEIDEL 211 North Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Cal. Phone 25 going to proceed to attend to his own affairs and make some money for himself. Kettner has made similar declarations in previous years, and has run Kettner's backers in San Diego believe they can upset Kettner's determination again, and in the last few days a "drive" on him has been put into execution. One story from San Diego is to the effect that Kettner is wabbling a bit, that he is not half so certain and positive now as he was two weeks ago that he would not run. A lot of the San Diego politicians believe they have Kettner on the run and that within a week he will announce himself as a candidate for the democratic nomination for congress. A. H. Sitton of Fullerton was elected president of the Orange County Auto Trades association last Friday night, Paul Price of Fullerton, vice president, Earl Matthews of Santa Ana, second vice president, Walter Biddick of Santa Ana, secretary, and Joe Stout of Santa Ana, treasurer, H. D. Riley, C. H. McCausland and A. H. Sitton were re-appointed managing committee for the auto show. Anaheim Gazette, per year, $150. payable in advance. Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR Ford Delivery Cars are used in fleets by many of the largest business firms of the country. 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