anaheim-gazette 1922-06-01

CIVIL SERVICE ABSURDITY In the interest of efficiency in the public service, it is well that attention has been called to the manner in which the classified civil service system has been operating. Too many people have been assuming that the classified civil service plan works with close approach to perfection and that any deviation from the system must result in evil. As a matter of fact, the system has been enlarged to the extent of absurdity and in its present operation is of doubtful public benefit. In its original conception, the classified civil service included those employees who perform purely routine srvice and whose qualifications could be determined fairly well by a competitive examination. In recent years it has been extended to cover positions of supervisory character where the personal equation is of more consequence than ability to pass a competitive examination. The power to make appointments has been practically taken out of the hands of the men who are responsible for results. No large or successful private concern in the United States runs its business on any such principle. The postoffice department is the largest business enterprise in the world. It covers the entire United States. Its employees are in every city, town and hamlet. Yet, in the ultimate workings of the civil service system, the employees or that department are not the selections of those in charge of the postal service, but are chosen from a list made up by a separate commission in no way responsible for the efficiency of the postoffice department. Can any one imagine a great manufacturing concern, an oil company, a railroad, or a bank choosing its employees from a list made up by a separate concern outside its own offices? The relative abilities of clerks, st low compromise with wrong. We did not go int oa war to overthrow one autocracy in order to go into conference for the purpose of fastening another less intelligent and vastly more brutal and undemocratic autocracy upon a hundred millions of helpless people and through that autocracy to menace all civilized society. Opportunism is not statesmanship. Europe needs a Lincoln or a Washington, but has only master politicians who are working to retain power for themselves, rather than to exercise what power they have for the good of the world even if it risks the loss of power. Statesmanship would have averted the European war; the opportunism of politicians seeking constantly to dodge issues rather than meet them, made the world war a certainty. Since the war manipulators rather than statesmen have been conspicuous in the handling of peace problems, and the result is chaos. Certain of these master opportunists are politically long lived, but the time will when they will be as thoroughly discredited politically as the American president they caught in their toils and who later was subjected to the discussion and the verdict of an intelligent, informed public opinion. What is going on behind the scenes at Genoa no one can certainly say. The game is played with the curtains pulled down, with marked cards and loaded dice. France is attacked for her reluctance to deal with the bolshevist dictators who have raised the black flag and declared war against civilization and all its standards. Germany is criticized for making a separate treaty with Russia; yet no one knows that this was not a coupe inspired by still another power as a part of the program to put France at a disadvantage and promote the trading interests of other nations, and everyone knows that the course followed by the victorious powers since the war has been one calculated to force Germany concealment of this sidered all diplomatic sitions party sponsor, which was made bluntly declaring vacancies for crats." First, second and offices were, of course, pretene that civil principles were best. Now we are to holders who receive the result of this civil service, an outrage will have against the "merger" who are most loud doctrine are Democrat politicians who syllable of protest Wilson was handled thousands to his. Naturally the pay be skeptical as to formers" who look while an ex-president Civil Service Reform the civil service for serving Democrats fearful that some recognition at the lean administration. VALUE OF AN A few days ago Anans were the guwns a very fine grove in another California, writes pendent. The group men representing trades, businesses Most of them owh ange groves, and al many years of opping the development dustry. The talk turned the employees or that department are not the selections of those in charge of the postal service, but are chosen from a list made up by a separate commission in no way responsible for the efficiency of the postoffice department. Can any one imagine a great manufacturing concern, an oil company, a railroad, or a bank choosing its employees from a list made up by a separate concern outside its own offices? The relative abilities of clerks, stenographers, accountants, etc., can be determined by competitive examination better than by any other method and the classified system is undoubtedly of benefit as applied to that class of employees. But the selection and retention of supervisory officials those making the connection between the public and the routine workers is an entirely different matter. No competitive test by an outside bureau can be as satisfactory from any viewpoint as a selection based upon the personal judgment of the men responsible for results. This administration has promised the country more business in government. There isn't a business man in the United States who would willingly undertake to conduct his business with supervisory employees selected for him by outsiders. He ought no expect a government department to do it. Neither should the average American business man permit a self-appointed civil service reform or organization to mislead the public as to the merits of the classified civil service system. Such organizations are usually managed by men who have had little if any practical experience in important business undertakings. If they have had huch experience, it is safe to say that they did not permit anyone else to select their chief employees. Civil service reform is a term that has been used to cover much civil service absurdity, and the sooner the country finds it out the better for all concerned. OPPORTUNISM AND THE GENOA CONFERENCE The Genoa conference represented an effort on the part of certain European powers to bolster up bolshevism in exchange for political and trade advantages in Russia. No question of right or wrong, of honor or dishonor, of justice or injustice, was permitted to stand in the way of the scheme so strengthen the strangle hold of the military masters of Russia on a pecuist dictators who have raised the black flag and declared war against civilization and all its standards. Germany is criticized for making a separate treaty with Russia; yet no one knows that this was not a coupe inspired by still another power as a part of the program to put France at a disadvantage and promote the trading interests of other nations, and everyone knows that the course followed by the victorious powers since the war has been one calculated to force Germany into the arms of Russia. Communism is by this conference being advertised to the radicals throughout the world as a form of government which, however bloody handed and tyrannous, may receive the sanction of civilized nations if only it can stick in the saddle long enough. It is impossible adequately to characterize the European factionalists in this country who would drag the American people into the web of intrigue which enmeshes the old world. The American who would sacrifice the welfare and safety of the United States b y acceptinf the leadership of Europe, rather than maintain our complete national independence with an invitation to the rest of the world to follow American leadership in international affairs if it cares to do so, is sadly lacking in an understanding of the failure of Europe or of the success of America as illustrated in the visible results of contrasting ideals and policies. THE WILSON RECORD CIVIL SERVICE Woodrow Wilson was at one time president of the National Civil Service Reform League, the organization which always fills the air with lamentation whenever a deserving Democrat is separated from the public payroll. When he became president Mr. Wilson performed more feats in spoilsmanship than could be attributed to all of his predecessors combined in a third of a century. It will be recalled that President Taft put the civil service blanket over the fourth class postoffices, of which there are about 35,000 in the country. When President Wilson took his seat he made a pretense of retaining the civil service blanket, but ordered new examinations with the result that at the close of his administration 28,000 of the 35,000 postmasters of this class were deserving Democrats, chosen for political reasons. When President Wilson took his seat he sold in bulk on these acres, an estimated per pound. The out next year's crop will to $500 per acre, even lower price. These packing house returns who says cost his acre to produce this he estimates that new cost him from $1250. The residential value considerable, as it age on a paved high views in all directions rounded by high-clay but has no buildings consequence. Now what's his groomer's valuation? The valuation is from $1500 to $4200. Here in this county class groves of the company, out on them without building imselling at $3500 to $Strictly first-class grade Ana, Orange, Fuller without building imselling with the value of su deducted), are selling higher prices—say w 000 per acre for these are changing hands. Are many groves tha chased at even $5000 acre. The best groves c othe Pomona district twenty-five to fifty than here. In th e very best full blown owns a very fine grove in another California, writes pendent. The group men representing trades, businesses Most of them owhange groves, and al many years of opposing the development dustry. The talk turned on the market value o f which is far above acreage, has ideal conditions and is entirely free from insect pests of any been fumigated or sa as clean as a housed two-sevenths of five years old, two-seventh three-sevenths are five year's crop, now sold in bulk on these acres, an estimated per pound. The out next year's crop will to $500 per acre, even lower price. These packing house returns who says cost his acre to produce this he estimates that new cost him from $1250. The residential value considerable, as it age on a paved high views in all directi ons rounded by high-clay but has no buildings consequence. Now what's his groomer's valuation? The valuation is from $1500 to $4200. Here in this county class groves of the company, out on them without building imselling at $3500 to $Strictly first-class grade Ana, Orange, Fuller without building imselling with the value of su deducted), are selling higher prices—say w 000 per acre for these are changing hands. Are many groves tha chased at even $5000 acre. The best groves c othe Pomona district twenty-five to fifty than here. In th e very best full blown owns a very fine grove in another California, writes pendent. The group men representing trades, businesses Most of them owhange groves, and al many years of opposing the development dustry. The talk turned on the market value o f which is far above acreage, has ideal conditions and is entirely free from insect pests of any been fumigated or sa as clean as a housed two-sevenths of five years old, two-seventh three-sevenths are five year's crop, now sold in bulk on these acres, an estimated per pound. The out next year's crop will to $500 per acre, even lower price. These packing house returns who says cost his acre to produce this he estimates that new cost him from $1250. The residential value considerable, as it age on a paved high views in all directi ons rounded by high-clay but has no buildings consequence. Now what's his groomer's valuation? The valuation is from $1500 to $4200. Here in this county class groves of the company, out on them without building imselling at $3500 to Strictly first-class grade Ana, Orange, Fuller without building imselling with the value of su deducted), are selling higher prices—say w 000 per acre for these are changing hands. Are many groves tha chased at even $5000 acre. The best groves c othe Pomona district twenty-five to fifty than here. In th e very best full blown owns a very fine grove in another California, writes pendent. The group men representing trades, businesses Most of them owhange groves, and al many years of opposing the development dustry. The talk turned on the market value o f which is far above acreage, has ideal conditions and is entirely free from insect pests of any been fumigated or sa as clean as a housed two-sevenths of five years old, two-seventh three-sevenths are five year's crop, now sold in bulk on these acres, an estimated per pound. The out next year's crop will to $500 per acre, even lower price. These packing house returns who says cost his acre to produce this he estimates that new cost him from $1250. The residential value considerable, as it age on a paved high views in all directi ons rounded by high-clay but has no buildings consequence. Now what's his groomer's valuation? The valuation is from $1500 to $4200. Here in this county class groves of the company, out on them without building imselling at $3500 to Strictly first-class grade Ana, Orange, Fuller without building imselling with the value of su deducted), are selling higher prices—say w 000 per acre for these are changing hands. Are many groves tha chased at even $5000 acre. The best grooves c othe Pomona district twenty-five to fifty than here. In th e very best full blown owns a very fine grove in another California, writes pendent. The group men representing trades, businesses Most of them owhange groves, and al many years of opposing the development dustry. The talk turned on the market value o f which is far above acreage, has ideal conditions and is entirely free from insect pests of any been fumigated or sa as clean as a housed two-sevenths of five years old, two-seventh three-sevenths are five year's crop, now sold in bulk on these acres, an estimated per pound. The out next year's crop will to $500 per acre, even lower price. These packing house returns who says cost his acre to produce this he estimates that new cost him from $1250. The residential value considerable, as it age on a paved high views in all directi ons rounded by high-clay but has no buildings consequence. Now what's his groomer's valuation? The valuation is from $1500 to $4200. Here in this county class groves of the company, out on them without building imselling at $3500 to Strictly first-class grade Ana, Orange, Fuller without building imselling with the value of su deducted), are selling higher prices—say w 000 per acre for these are changing hands. Are many groves tha chased at even $5000 acre. The best grooves c othe Pomona district twenty-five to fifty than here. In th e very best full blown owns a very fine grove in another California, writes pendent. The group men representing trades, businesses Most of them owhange groves, and al many years of opposing the development dustry. The talk turned on the market value o f which is far above acreage, has ideal conditions and is entirely free from insect pests of any been fumigated or sa as clean as a housed two-sevenths of five years old, two-seventh three-sevenths are five year's crop, now sold in bulk on these acres, an estimated per pound. The out next year's crop will to $500 per acre, even lower price. These packing house returns who says cost his acre to produce this he estimates that new cost him from $1250. The residential value considerable, as it age on a paved high views in all directi ons rounded by high-clay but has no buildings consequence. Now what's his groomer's valuation? The valuation is from $1500 to $4200. Here in this county class groves of the company, out on them without building imselling at $3500 to Strictly first-class grade Ana, Orange, Fuller without building imselling with the value of su deducted), are selling higher prices—say w 000 per acre for these are changing hands. Are many groves tha chased at even $5000 acre. The best grooves c othe Pomona district twenty-five to fifty than here. In th e very best full blown owns a very fine grove in another California, writes pendent. The group men representing trades, businesses Most of them owhange groves, and al many years of opposing the development dustry. The talk turned on the market value o f which is far above acreage, has ideal conditions and is entirely free from insect pests of any been fumigated or sa as clean as a housed two-sevenths of five years old, two-seventh three-sevenths are five year's crop, now sold in bulk on these acres, an estimated per pound. The out next year's crop will to $500 per acre, even lower price. These packing house returns who says cost his acre to produce this he estimates that new cost him from $1250. The residential value considerable, as it age on a paved high views in all directi ons rounded by high-clay but has no buildings consequence. Now what's his groomer's valuation? The valuation is from $1500 to $4200. Here in this county class groves of the company, out on them without building imselling at $3500 to Strictly first-class grade Ana, Orange, Fuller without building imselling with the value of su deducted), are selling higher prices—say w 000 per ace for these are changing hands. Are many groves tha chased at even $5000 acre. The best grooves c othe Pomona district twenty-five to fifty than here. In th e very best full blown owns a very fine grove in another California, writes pendent. The group men representing trades, businesses Most of them owhange groves, and al many years of opposing the development dustry. The talk turned on the market value o f which is far above acreage, has ideal conditions and is entirely free from insect pests of any been fumigated or sa as clean as a housed two-sevenths of five years old, two-seventh three-sevenths are five year's crop, now sold in bulk on these acres，an estimated per pound. The out next year's crop will to $500 per ace，even lower price. These packing house returns who says cost his acre to produce this he estimates that new cost him from $1250. The residential value considerable，as it age on a paved high views in all directi ons rounded by high-clay but has no buildings consequence. Now what's his groomer's valuation? The valuation is from $1500 to $4200. Here in this county class groves of the company，out on them without building imselling at $3500 to Strictly first-class grade Ana，橙色，Fuller without building imselling with the value of su deducted)，are selling higher prices—say w 000 per acre for these are changing hands. Are many groves tha chased at even $5000 acre. The best grooves c othe Pomona district twenty-five to fifty than here. In th e very best full blown owns a very fine grove in another California， writes pendent. The group men representing trades， businesses Most of them owhange groves，and al many years of opposing the development dustry. The talk turned on the market value o f which is far above acreage，has ideal conditions and is entirely free from insect pests of any been fumigated or sa as clean as a housed two-sevenths of five years old，two-seventh three-sevenths are five year's crop，now sold in bulk on these acres，an estimated per pound. The out next year's crop will to $500 per acce，even lower price. These packing house returns who says cost his acre to produce this he estimates that new cost him from $1250. The residential value considerable，as it age on a paved high views in all directi ons rounded by high-clay but has no buildings consequence. Now what's his groomer's valuation? The valuation is from $1500 to $4200. Here in this county class groves of the company，out on them without building imselling at $3500 to Strictly first-class grade Ana，橙色，Fuller without building imselling with the value of su deducted)，are selling higher prices—say w 000 per acre for these are changing hands. Are many groves tha chased at even $5000 acre. The best grooves c othe Pomona district twenty-five to fifty than here. In th e very best full blown owns a very fine grove in another California， writes pendent. The group men representing trades， businesses Most of them owhange groves，and al many years of opposing the development dustry. The talk turned on the market value o f which is far above acreage，has ideal conditions and is entirely free from insect pests of any been fumigated or sa as clean as a housed two-sevenths of five years old，two-seventh three-sevenths are five year's crop，now sold in bulk on these acres，an estimated per pound. The out next year's crop will to $5 OPPORTUNISM AND THE GENOA CONFERENCE The Genoa conference represented an effort on the part of certain European powers to bolster up bolshevism in exchange for political and trade advantages in Russia. No question of right or wrong, of honour or dishonor, of justice or injustice, was permitted to stand in the way of the scheme to strengthen the strangle hold of the military masters of Russia on a people already ground deep in the bloody mire of oppression by thieves and murderers. Out of the situation the opportunist statesmen of other European powers sought only to gain some selfish national advantage. The effect on civilization of such condensation of the most frightful orgy of crime ever inaugurated in the name of government was given no consideration. It was known that if left to herself Russia might soon throw her oppressors and government based on public organization the fundamentality. That there were Russians to exploit, we must acquire and trade to gain was enough for a statesmanship which thinks only in terms of today, and lets the morrow take care of itself. No good to the world could be expected from a conference so conceived and it is fortunate indeed that the United States declined to participate. There is no reason why the United States should sacrifice self-respect in the hope of gaining economic advantage in Russia or anywhere else in the world. If there are nations so situated, they should be permitted to play the game in their own way and take the consequences without involving this nation in the trouble sure to fol- We did not find any more content in the image to transcribe. Business Advertisements NEW EDISON AND SONORA PHOTOGRAPHS DUNHAM & KNIPE In with Dana Piano Co., Edison and Vocallon Records. 162 W. Center Phone 202 Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Steam and Hot Water Heating. Standard Plumbing AND HEATING COMPANY B. J. Miller, Prop. 113 W. Broadway. Phone 75 Contracting Estimates Furnished DEL GEORGIO DAIRY Guaranteed Milk and Cream Milk Delivered to Houses Twice a Day from Tuberculosis Tested Cows. Phone Ana, 787-JR4 or Fullerton 175-J1 Orange Co. Plumbing COMPANY 1512 W. Center. Phone 771 PLUMBING MATERIAL SOLD AT WHOLESALE FOR CASH. Estimates Given. ANAHEIM East Side Shoe Shop Anaheim's Leading Shoe Repair Shop. Material and Workmanship of the Highest Standard. 313 E. Center. ANAHEIM WALTER E. ALTNOW Has Purchase dthe Independent Battery Station. We Make, Rebuild, Recharge Batteries Your Patronage is Sollicited. 201 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 458 E. M. CHALMERS Baby Chicks, Seeds, Poultry Supplies. FEED, FUEL AND ICE 124 N. Los Angeles Phone 9 Res. Phone 797-J2 For Quality Photographs and Portraits BETZOLD STUDIO Phone 160-W. 110 E. Center St. Kodak Finishing and Framing FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES AUSTIN BROS. Prompt Service. Reasonable Prices. 1103 Lincoln. Phone 186 AUTO TOPS Sliding Glass California Tops, Craftsman Body Covering, Cushions, Carpets, Linoleum, Tonneau Windakielda, Gereral Repairing. EARL FARRIS, 226 S. Los Angeles. Phone 668 STRICTLY FRESH VEGETABLES FROM OUR OWN RANCH O. K. PRODUCE CO. 511 E. Center St. Phone 371-W Let Us Fill Your Drug Wants. ANAHEIM PHARMACY F. C. Eisenhauer C. N. Bahrenburg 144 W. Center St. Phone 370 Orange Co. Drug Co. 200 W. Center St. Phone 53 We will parcel post your drug wants. FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES M. ANTON GASOLINE, OIL AND TIRES BARGAINS EACH WEEK No. Los Angeles St. Phone 815-W TAKE ADVANTAGE—Of Our Delivery Service Within the City. Parcel Post Services Outside the City. HEYINGS' PHARMACY Established 12 Years. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW owns a very fine Valencia orange grove in another part of southern California, writes a Register correspondent. The group was composed of men representing several different trades, businesses and professions. Most of them owh, or have owned, orange groves, and all of them have had many years of opportunity for observing the development of the orange industry. The talk turned to the question of the market value of their host's grove, which is far above the average in acreage, has ideal water and climate conditions and is and ever has been entirely free from frost damage and insect pests of any kind—has never been fumigated or sprayed, and is now as clean as a hound's tooth. Two-sevenths of the trees are seven years old, two-sevenths are six and three-sevenths are five years old. This year's crop, now being picked, was sold in bulk on the trees for $288 per acre, an estimated price of five cents per pound. The owner believes that next year's crop will bring from $400 to $500 per acre, even at an expected lower price. These figures represent packing house returns to the grower, who says it cost him just $100 per acre to produce this year's crop and he estimates that next year's crop will cost him from $125 to $150 per acre. The residential value of the grove is considerable, as it has a long frontage on a paved highway, with fine views in all directions, and is surrounded by high-class improvements, but has no buildings of its own of any consequence. Now what's his grove worth? The owner's valuation is $3850 an acre. The valuation of his guests ranged from $1500 to $4200 per acre. Here in this county the strictly first-class groves of the San Joaquin Fruit company, out on the Irvine ranch, without building improvements, are selling at $3500 to $4200 per acre. Strictly first-class groves nearer Santa Ana, Orange, Fullerton and Anaheim, without building improvements (or with the value of such improvements deducted), are selling at slightly higher prices—say an average of $4,000 per acre for the best groves that are changing hands. Of course there are many groves that cannot be purchased at even $5000 and $6000 an acre. The best groves changing hands in the Pomona district range about twenty-five to fifty per cent lower than here. In the Riverside district owns a very fine Valencia orange grove in another part of southern California, writes a Register correspondent. The group was composed of men representing several different trades, businesses and professions. Most of them owh, or have owned, orange groves, and all of them have had many years of opportunity for observing the development of the orange industry. The talk turned to the question of the market value of their host's grove, which is far above the average in acreage, has ideal water and climate conditions and is and ever has been entirely free from frost damage and insect pests of any kind—has never been fumigated or sprayed, and is now as clean as a hound's tooth. Two-sevenths of the trees are seven years old, two-sevenths are six and three-sevenths are five years old. This year's crop, now being picked, was sold in bulk on the trees for $288 per acre, an estimated price of five cents per pound. The owner believes that next year's crop will bring from $400 to $500 per acre, even at an expected lower price. These figures represent packing house returns to the grower, who says it cost him just $100 per acre to produce this year's crop and he estimates that next year's crop will cost him from $125 to $150 per acre. The residential value of the grove is considerable, as it has a long frontage on a paved highway, with fine views in all directions, and is surrounded by high-class improvements, but has no buildings of its own of any consequence. Now what’s his grove worth? The owner’s valuation is $3850 an acre. The valuation of his guests ranged from $1500 to $4200 per acre. Here in this county the strictly first-class groves of the San Joaquin Fruit company, out on the Irvine ranch, without building improvements, are selling at $3500 to $4200 per acre. Strictly first-class groves nearer Santa Ana, Orange, Fullerton and Anaheim, without building improvements (or with the value of such improvements deducted), are selling at slightly higher prices—say an average of $4,000 per acre for the best groves that are changing hands. Of course there are many groves that cannot be purchased at even $5000 and $6000 an acre. The best groves changing hands in the Pomona district range about twenty-five to fifty per cent lower than here. In the Riverside district owns a very fine Valencia orange grove in another part of southern California, writes a Register correspondent. The group was composed of men representing several different trades, businesses and professions. Most of them owh, or have owned, orange groves, and all of them have had many years of opportunity for observing the development of the orange industry. The talk turned to the question of the market value of their host's grove, which is far above the average in acreage, has ideal water and climate conditions and is and ever has been entirely free from frost damage and insect pests of any kind—has never been fumigated or sprayed, and is now as clean as a hound's tooth. Two-sevenths of the trees are seven years old, two-sevenths are six and three-sevenths are five years old. This year's crop, now being picked, was sold in bulk on the trees for $288 per acre, an estimated price of five cents per pound. The owner believes that next year's crop will bring from $400 to $500 per acre, even at an expected lower price. These figures represent packing house returns to the grower, who says it cost him just $100 per acre to produce this year's crop and he estimates that next year's crop will cost him from $125 to $150 per acre. The residential value of the grove is considerable, as it has a long frontage on a paved highway, with fine views in all directions, and is surrounded by high-class improvements, but has no buildings of its own of any consequence. Now what’s his grove worth? The owner’s valuation is $3850 an acre. The valuation of his guests ranged from $1500 to $4200 per ace. Here in this county the strictly first-class groves of the San Joaquin Fruit company, out on the Irvine ranch, without building improvements, are selling at $3500 to $4200 per ace. Strictly first-class groves nearer Santa Ana, Orange, Fullerton and Anaheim, without building improvements (or with the value of such improvements deducted), are selling at slightly higher prices—say an average of $4,000 per acre for the best groves that are changing hands. Of course there are many groves that cannot be purchased at even $5000 and $6000 an ace. The best groves changing hands in the Pomona district range about twenty-five to fifty per cent lower than here. In the Riverside district owns a very fine Valencia orange grove in another part of southern California, writes a Register correspondent. The group was composed of men representing several different trades, businesses and professions. Most of them owh, or have owned, orange groves, and all of them have had many years of opportunity for observing the development of the orange industry. The talk turned to the question of the market value of their host's grove, which is far above the average in acreage, has ideal water and climate conditions and is and ever has been entirely free from frost damage and insect pests of any kind—has never been fumigated or sprayed, and is now as clean as a hound's tooth. Two-sevenths of the trees are seven years old, two-sevenths are six and three-sevenths are five years old. This year's crop, now being picked, was sold in bulk on the trees for $288 per acre, an estimated price of five cents per pound. The owner believes that next year's crop will bring from $400 to $500 per acre, even at an expected lower price. These figures represent packing house returns to the grower, who says it cost him just $100 per acre to produce this year's crop and he estimates that next year's crop will cost him from $125 to $150 per acre. The residential value of the grove is considerable, as it has a long frontage on a paved highway, with fine views in all directions, and is surrounded by high-class improvements, but has no buildings of its own of any consequence. Now what’s his grove worth? The owner’s valuation is $3850 an acre. The valuation of his guests ranged from $1500 to $4200 per ace. Here in this county the strictly first-class groves of the San Joaquin Fruit company, out on the Irvine ranch, without building improvements, are selling at $3500 to $4200 per ace. Strictly first-class groves nearer Santa Ana, Orange, Fullerton and Anaheim, without building improvements (or with the value of such improvements deducted), are selling at slightly higher prices—say an average of $4,000 per acre for the best groves that are changing hands. Of course there are many groves that cannot be purchased at even $5000 and $6000 an ace. The best groves changing hands in the Pomona district range about twenty-five to fifty per cent lower than here. In the Riverside district owns a very fine Valencia orange grove in another part of southern California, writes a Register correspondent. The group was composed of men representing several different trades, businesses and professions. Most of them owh, or have owned, orange groves, and all of them have had many years of opportunity for observing the development of the orange industry. The talk turned to the question of the market value of their host's grove, which is far above the average in acreage, has ideal water and climate conditions and is and ever has been entirely free from frost damage and insect pests of any kind—has never been fumigated or sprayed, and is now as clean as a hound's tooth. Two-sevenths of the trees are seven years old, two-sevenths are six and three-sevenths are five years old. This year's crop, now being picked, was sold in bulk on the trees for $288 per acre, an estimated price of five cents per pound. The owner believes that next year's crop will bring from $400 to $500 per acre, even at an expected lower price. These figures represent packing house returns to the grower, who says it cost him just $100 per acre to produce this year's crop and he estimates that next year's crop will cost him from $125 to $150 per ace. The residential value of the grove is considerable, as it has a long frontage on a paved highway, with fine views in all directions, and is surrounded by high-class improvements, but has no buildings of its own of any consequence. Now what’s hisgrove worth? The owner’s valuation is $3850 an acre. The valuation of his guests ranged from $1500 to $4200 per ace. Here in this county the strictly first-class groves of the San Joaquin Fruit company, out on the Irvine ranch, without building improvements, are selling at $3500 to $4200 per ace. Strictly first-class groves nearer Santa Ana，Orange，Fullerton和Anaheim，without building improvements (or with the value of such improvements deducted), are selling at slightly higher prices—say an average of$4，000peracreforthebestgrovesthatarechanginghands.Ofcoursetherearemanygrovesthatcannotbepurchasedateven$500and$600anace. 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Of course there are many groves that cannot be purchased at even $5000 and $6000 an acre. The best groves changing hands in the Pomona district range about twenty-five to fifty per cent lower than here. In the Riverside district the very best full-bearing navel groves bring an average of about $100 per acre. In the Redlands section they are still lower. All of which doesn’t answer the question as to the value of an orange grove, but is interesting and possibly enlightening to those who would analyze and make computations and deductions. A good many people seem to think they can succeed by loafing diligently, envying those who have money, and denouncing the government. Anaheim Auto Wrecking COMPANY Dealers in Used Automobiles. A complete line of all auto parts and accessories, second-hand tires and tubes, moderate prices, windshield glass, wiping rags. Phone 443. 214 S. 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