anaheim-gazette 1923-03-15

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO Items of Local Interest Culled from the Files of Former Issues of This Paper From Gazette of March 15, 1873. County Division—The subject of county division, strongly agitated during each local election occurring during the past five years, has assumed in the minds of citizens of the county, living south of the new San Gabriel river, a paramount importance. Defeat has only moved them to renewed exertions in the future, and during the coming campaigns a more determined, a more united effort will undoubtedly be made to accomplish that, which is considered so vitally necessary to the welfare of this section. In the late presidential contest, the votes of the adherents of the two political parties were very nearly equal in numbers. A popular local question would, therefore, possess great influence in deciding an election, and would give the victory to that party, whose nominees openly favored the movement. In a short while, conventions will be held by each party to select from the aspirants for office suitable candidates. It would be advisable, before the conventions assemble, that those favoring division should give public expression to their wishes, in order to influence those nominating bodies in the selection of our future legislators. We would suggest that an informal convention be held at some central point in the southern part of the county, and that every one interested in county division be invited to attend, in order to determine upon the proper course of action to be pursued during the campaign. To successfully attempt to settled down in Santa Cruz. Carpenters have been busy during the past week laying the foundation for the Presbyterian church building. Those who are to pay their subscriptions in hauling are requested to go all it immediately. The following sales of land have been made by W. R. Olden, agent of the L. A. & S. B. L. Co., since our last report: The land is all in the vicinity of Anaheim; W. W. Field, 40 acres; W. Elliott, 40 acres; Otto Des Granges, 80 acres. G. W. Morgan wants to sell the right to use the Plymton skate. We think a rink would pay in Anaheim. Deeds Filed—W. H. Spurgeon to Lucinda Burton, lot in Santa Asa, for $225 in currency. Alfred Robinson, trustee, to W. M. McFadden, 91 acres of the Cajon de Santa Ana rascho, for $913. Erastus Johnson to Herman Werder a lot in Anaheim. One of the most peculiar things in Mr. Jander's peculiar garden, is an apple tree on which a dozen small apples made their appearance before the tree budded. The citizens of Santa Ana have commenced the construction of a large ditch, intended to supply Santa Ana and vicinity with water for irrigating purposes. The water is taken from the river just above the mouth of the natural gas and eastern California coastline total of approximately 300 miles of water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up from 300 feet down from water per mile district, a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps. In the foot lifts are ranging from 300 feet up从from 300 feet down从water per mile district，a total gas engines is service eight months among the land panies using naïve Linda Water pumps。In the foot lifts are ranging从from 300 feet down从water per mile district，a total gas engines is服务八个月的地区，a simple control for heat means of thermo-ing used for both practical and vegetable uses，fromtheSan Francisco lands,cooks,sheep gas.The dairy al gas for sterilizing steam for most simple and practical uses。The use of gas hot houses is also served by packer where laver water are used。从July19th Southern California conjunction with company place agricultural districts miles.During BOY SCOUT NEWS According to the monthly report, which was issued by the scout executive to the members of the county executive board, the county court of honor, of which Leon O. Whitsell, of Orange, is chairman, last month awarded 38 second class badges, 21 first class badges and 133 merit badges. It is fully expected that this year will be the greatest year for the court of honor, if this average is kept up that the local council has ever had. One of the features of this report is the fact that Orange county has increased its membership by nearly 200 per cent in the period of time when eagerly forward to. March 16 there will be courts of honor at Orange and Brea. March 19 will be a scoutmasters' meeting to be held in Fullerton. March 21 there will be court of honor in Anaheim. March 23, court of honor will be held in Santa Ana. March 31 will be scoutmasters' quarterly training day at Orange county park. On May 4, the county rally is scheduled to be held, at which time eagle badges will be awarded to all who have qualified. May 12 has been set as county field meet, which will be held on the Santa Ana high school athletic field. Dr. M. A. Patton, chairman of the county camping committee, announces that those favoring division should give public expression to their wishes, in order to influence those nominating bodies in the selection of our future legislators. We would suggest that an informal convention be held at some central point in the southern part of the county, and that every one interested in county division be invited to attend, in order to determine upon the proper course of action to be pursued during the campaign. To successfully attempt to divide the county our forces can not be marshalled too early. We must contest the question with its opponents, inch by inch. We must fight them in the conventions; we must fight them at the polls; we must fight them in the legislature, and if we fall, we must try again in 1875. Let the people of this section remember, however, that no petition, though unanimously signed, would have the same influence with the legislature as the election of a man whose avowed purpose in seeking office was to effect a division of the county, and let them make their fight accordingly. D. W. Field left for San Francisco on Thursday. Ben Dreyfus is setting out an orange orchard. Messrs. Dimmock and Brown are building an elegant residence for Mr. Field. Messrs. W. I. Rumble and E. Garfias left for Arizona yesterday. Providence and the Apaches permitting, they will return in a couple or three months. Our young friend, A. Rimpau, has city been its destination. CONSTITUTION The Republican into power in My country was in session, with farmers depression. Of unemployed dous inflow of increase the number there was immigrant creased inflow of the injury of hom wide-spread competition; there was paganda having "supreme sacrifice dependence for rope. That resume problems the Reunion had to meet proved to be an at once called a grease, which, at acted measures lief of the agriculture were going over ruptcy. An emergency some help; a revance corporation enlargement of theeral farm loan body to the effort to culturists from the kind of deflicted upon the credit policy in system did its pay the country will of aggressive leader Mr. Harding did a executive board, the county court of honor, of which Leon O. Whitsell, of Orange, is chairman, last month awarded 38 second class badges, 21 first class badges and 133 merit badges. It is fully expected that this year will be the greatest year for the court of honor, if this average is kept up that the local council has ever had. One of the features of this report is the fact that Orange county has increased its membership by nearly 200 per cent in the period of time when national headquarters of the organization had asked that every council strive to increase its membership 25 per cent. If Orange county had only increased its membership the allotted 25 per cent, there would by 470 scouts in Orange county at the present time, whereas there are in excess of 1100 scouts. The report shows that several new troops are in process of formation and it is expected that the 1200 mark will be reached before the next county rally, which is scheduled to be held on May 4. Friday evening, March 2, Victor E. Teaney, assistant scout executive, assisted in completing the organization of a new Cypress troop. The county court of honor, under the leadership of Leon O. Whitsell, met at the local scout office last week at which time the work of the court of honor was formally organized for the coming year. There are now 22 members in the combined district courts of the county. It is hoped that as a result of this conference, according to a statement made by Whitsell, that even a higher standard of tests will be maintained during the coming year. The weekly bulletin to scoutmasters contained an announcement of several very important dates which the scouts of Orange county are looking natural gas and being used by southern California irrigators has reached the total of approximately 13,800, according to a local concern handling such engines. Numbered among the plants so equipped are some of very high lifts, handling a maximum amount of water by centrifugal and turbine pumps. In the Glendora district, 400-foot lifts are common, with capacity ranging from 30 inches to 100 inches of water per minute. In the Pomona district, a total of 4000 horsepower in gas engines is in almost continuous service eight months a year. Numbered among the large mutual water companies using natural gas are the Yorba Linda Water company, with 500 h.p.; Glendora Independent Water company, with 600 h.p.; Glendora Mutual Irrigating company with 400 h.p.; North Corona Land company, with 400 h.p.; and the Citizens' Land and Waters company, with 480 h.p. The orchard area taken care of by their combined plants is over 10000 acres. Many poultry plants have found use of gas particularly advantageous and economical with incubators and brooders, a simple and inexpensive control for heating temperatures by means of thermostating regulation, being used for both. Practically every cannery of fruits and vegetables, in southern California from the San Fernando valley to Redlands, cooks, steams and heats with gas. The dairyman has found natural gas for sterilizers and for producing steam for pasteurizing of milk a most simple and effective fuel. The use of gas by nurserymen in hot houses is increasing. Natural gas has also served the orange and lemon packer where large quantities of hot water are used for washing fruit. From July 1921 to July 1922, the Southern California Gas company, in conjunction with the Midway Gas company, placed main extensions in agricultural districts aggregating 357 miles. During the same period the BACK OF THE INDUSTRIAL Total Assets: 19 Hydro-Electric Generators 4 Steam Generating Stations 175 Sub Stations 1500 Miles of Transmission Line 6000 Miles of Distributing Line 8000 Expert Employees 49000 Stockholders POWER SERVICES 10 Counties 312 Cities and Towns 2000 Miles Electric Street Service 10000 Pumping Plants Irrigating Three-fourths of all the Homes and Central California with it The fastest growing community Why Not Invest Your Money and Be More Successful? EDISON 7 Pet CUMULATIVE PRICE $105.00 per share CONSTITUTIONALLY AGGRESSIVE The Republican administration came into power in March, 1921, when the country was in an industrial depression, with farmers at the bottom of the depression. There were millions of unemployed there was a tremendous influx of aliens threatening to increase the number of unemployed; there was imminent danger of increased inflow of foreign products to the injury of home industry; there was wide-spread complaint of heavy taxation; there was a well-organized propaganda having for its purpose the "supreme sacrifice" of American independence for the benefit of Europe. That resume covers some of the problems the Republican administration had to meet. President Harding proved to be an aggressive leader. He at once called a special session of congress, which, at his suggestion, enacted measures for the special relief of the agricultural producers who were going over the brink of bankruptcy. An emergency tariff law gave some help; a revival of the war finance corporation gave more help; an enlargement of the work of the federal farm loan board also contributed to the effort to save American agriculturists from the destructive effects of the kind of deflation that had been inflicted upon them; a more liberal credit policy in the federal reserve system did its part. The farmers of the country will testify that the sort of aggressive leadership exercised by Mr. Harding did a lot of good. President Harding has been an aggressive leader without being spectacular. He has led quietly and wisely, not loudly and foolishly. He has not pawed the earth, nor shaken his horns high in the air, nor bellowed threats. He has not assumed possession of omnipotent virtue nor of omnipotent wisdom. His aggressiveness has been in performance of his constitutional duties and not in usurpation of the duties of others. His is the sort of aggressiveness of which this country has long been in need, and that aggressive leadership has been welcomed by the people of the country. FATALITIES AT CROSSINGS Accident fatalities at grade crossings are setting a record for frequency recently in this part of the state, according to the safety bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Officials of the auto club say in their report that they are at a loss to understand why so many motorists fail to realize that there is as much, and a lot more room behind the train there is in front of it. There is only one safe way to avoid right of way in case you should see a train approaching and nervously push the accelerator down too rapidly. An additional precaution to be followed where there are two or more tracks, is according to the auto club, after you have waited for a train to pass to allow it to travel far enough so that you may see the other track is clear and that there is no train approaching in the shadow of the one just passed. Many people have been killed because of the failure to take this precaution. Keep in mind that it is practically impossible for a train to stop in time to prevent an accident in an emergency when you and your car have loomed up suddenly just in front of the engine. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Frank Smedley, Deceased. Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Frank Smedley, Deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the necessary some help, a revival of the war finance corporation gave more help; an enlargement of the work of the federal farm loan board also contributed to the effort to save American agriculturists from the destructive effects of the kind of deflation that had been inflicted upon them; a more liberal credit policy in the federal reserve system did its part. The farmers of the country will testify that the sort of aggressive leadership exercised by Mr. Harding did a lot of good. Developments on the Pacific were such as to indicate danger of war. Moreover, competition in naval construction was preventing reduction of taxes. President Harding, our aggressive leader, called a conference of all the nations interested, secured a settlement of the far eastern disputes and also secured an agreement for limitation of armaments. On the recommendation of the president, congress passed an "America First" protective tariff law, an effective law for the checking of undesirable immigration, and a budget law under which government expenses have been enormously reduced. The president took an aggressive position on foreign affairs by once and for all declaring that this country will not interfere with European disputes, and, while always willing to help in any proper way, will retain its free and unlimited right to determine for itself when and where and in what manner it shall help. Under his aggressive leadership we did extend help to the suffering in Russia; we deferred the collection of either principal or interest on the debt due us from Euroean nations; we suggested the only practical plan by which there seemed to be any likelihood of settlement of European reparations. Accident fatalities at grade crossings are setting a record for frequency recently in this part of the state, according to the safety bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Officials of the auto club say in their report that they are at a loss to understand why so many motorists fail to realize that there is as much, and a lot more, room behind the train there is in front of it. There is only one safe way to avoid accidents at grade crossings, points out the safety bureau, and that is when approaching a crossing where there is not a clear and unobstructed view of the track in both directions to stop, look and listen. If the way is clear and no train approaching, shift into first or second gear and hurry across. Don't shift gears again until clear of the tracks. This precaution is necessary to minimize the chance of flooding the carburetor and stalling your car in the middle of the railroad. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Frank Smedley, Deceased. Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Frank Smedley, Deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary voucheers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the said administratrix at her place of business, the office of H. V. Weisel, Room 3, Golden State National Bank Building, City of Anaheim, in the County of Orange, State of California, within four months after the first publication of this notice. Dated this 8th day of March, 1923. 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