anaheim-gazette 1923-12-06

NOTED AUTHOR IN LOVE WITH ORANGE COUNTY Scene of Many of Her Books and Stories Laid Here. Southern California, according to Marah Ellis Ryan, distinguished western author who returned to her Los Angeles home following a brief visit at the home of Mrs. Ella Campau, Santa Ana, offers exceptional advantage to the writer eager to transmute into fiction the miracle of life and love. "And that particular section of Southern California known as Orange County will always hold a very warm spot in my heart," she informed Mrs. Campau, "because of the associations of the years that are gone. I shall always love Orange County, for it is part and parcel of many of my stories." While not posing as an author of "best sellers," Marah Ellis Ryan, according to Mrs. Campau, has turned out some highly interesting and widely read stories of the far west. Her books have had a big sale. San Juan Capistrano, quaint mission town which is the objective of virtually every artist and author bent upon securing colorful material, lured this author many years ago. As a direct result of her pilgrimage to the brown hills and the crumbling mission, this writer, after a labor of love, produced a number of stories bearing the imprint of genius. Among these were "The Soul of Rafael," "The Flute of the Gods," "The Hour of the Dawn," and other novels. She lived in the ruins of the mission for two years, gathering material, and while in the little town made many friends, some of whom befriended her at a time when a handclasp and a word of cheer went far toward brightening the dark hours of doubt and fear. Marah Ellis Ryan has never forpass a good stiff Civil Service exam., for you know the Forest Service is one branch of the Government where politics count for about as much as a zero with the rim knocked off. After that I worked a whole year as assistant ranger before the supervisor figured I'd picked up enough sand and common sense to turn me loose on my own hook. Right now the best part of my work is handling timber sales, as I've got a bunch of lumbermen cutting Government timber on my district. I have to know all the trees and what they're good for; how to cruise and estimate the stand; how to mark green timber for cutting under forestry rules; all about scaling the cut logs, and see that the brush is piled and burned and that the young trees left for a future crop are not injured or destroyed by the loggers. Believe me, there's an inspector around, too, every once in awhile to see that these things are done right. "Next comes the supervision of the cattle and sheep grazing. A ranger is supposed to be able to call all the forage plants by their first name; to know the different breeds of livestock and the brands and earmarks of every permittee on his district; whether a range is under or overstocked, and how much salt a steer or sheep ought to get in a season—and it's up to him to see that they get it. "Then there's fire fighting, which is the ne plus ultra, as our solicitor says, of a ranger's job. Spring, summer, and fall Im dreaming fires, and when it gets good and dry I hate to look up at the mountains for fear some of you fellows that come here for a vacation have kone and thrown your cigarette into the brush, or gone off and left your camp fire burning. All a fellow ever learns about fighting forest fires he gets in the school of hard knocks and experience. No two fires is ever fought alike, and if there's any job where you need a cool head it's when you have to hand-Grove; Mr. G master of Tusla H. Benton, One of Yorba mond Eastman Mesa Troop Mesa Scoutmaster are Mr. C. H. Santa Ana and of Troop Numbers A number of Assistant Scouts cured during the citizens their quota of for the county's direction A final report paign conduct evening. Hurd under the direc tott, Chairman tee, will condense quota of Five the week ofember 15th. THE QU The continuity and the grace for Macadamia ilan "bush nu growers to de more extensive much like the shell, much b walnut; the ke shell and agreeable in fl fthe idea of al has been th reists has at last been About 1910 ad Eungella mad shelled nut a thought, with Waldron prod of trees each and differing color of the bearing the imprint of genius. Among these were "The Soul of Rafael," "The Flute of the Gods," "The Hour of the Dawn," and other novels. She lived in the ruins of the mission for two years, gathering material, and while in the little town made many friends, some of whom befriended her at a time when a handclasp and a word of cheer went far toward brightening the dark hours of doubt and fear. "Marah Ellis Ryan has never forgotten some of the dear, humble friends who walked beside her in those troubled years," said Mrs. Campau, "and it was only yesterday that she called the names of a number of these friends. She never fails to visit them, when the opportunity presents itself, and this always brings cheer, renewed joy and inspiration." According to her Orange County friends, this author, in the past year, has succeeded in turning out a tremendous amount of work, including two stage plays, Indian love lyrics, motion picture scenarios and a number of articles. At least one of her recent plays, it is understood, will probably be produced on the legitimate stage in the near future. UNCLE SAM'S HANDY-MAN By Ranger Bill "Every time I see one of them signs," said Ranger Bill, pointing to a gigantic '57' on the distant hillside. "It reminds me of this here job of mine, that started from almost nothing and has kept spreading and growing like the pickle man's varieties. Times were when if a fellow could wrangle horses and throw a diamond hitch he had about all the necessary qualifications to hold down a ranger district in the national forests. But as the poet said "Them days is gone forever". You've got to know how to use your head as well as your hands and feet, now-a-days, if you're hankering to stay on Uncle Sam's pay roll. Out here in the mountains, perhaps you've noticed that there's always room in the forest for new trees, and I reckon the same ought to be true of a man's mind—he's got to have plenty of open-minded brain cells where the seeds of new ideas can get a healthy start. If you don't grow with your job, your job's mighty liable to grow without you. That goes whether you're a big business man or just a plain work-a-day forest ranger like me. "This little line of chatter I've been mer, and fall in dreaming fires, and when it gets good and dry I hate to look up at the mountains for fear some of you fellows that come here for a vacation have kone and threwed your cigarette into the brush, or gone off and left your camp fire burning. All a fellow ever learns about fighting forest fires he gets in the school of hard knocks, and experience. No two fires is ever fought alike, and if there's any job where you need a cool head it's when you have to handle a big gang of inexperienced fire fighters in a country that's full of smoke and flames. Yes, it's dangerous all right, but a fellow never stops to think of that when the woods is going up in smoke. Fighting fire is, bar none, the meanest job in the world—if you don't believe me, come up and try it next summer. "Besides all these big jogs, so to speak, I have to know how to lay out and build roads and trails, telephone lines, cabins, bridges, fences, corrals and fire lookout towers. Surveying with a compass is supposed to be 'pie' for a ranger, and you've got to be able to tell all about land lines, section corners and the mining and home-stead laws. On the side I examine mineral claims, take streamflow measurements, record weather data, lay out sites for summer homes and public camp grounds, post fire and distance and direction signs in the woods, keep my ranger station and guards' cabins in good repair and a few score of other odd jobs. Come to think of it, I also have an assistant ranger and eight guards to round up and keep busy, to say nothing of a couple of road and trail crews. "Busy? Well, yes, we rangers manage to keep out of mischief all right, both summer and winter. The boss expects us to be in the field about seventy-five per cent of the time, and often all these woods jobs are done and a few squabbles among the forest users in the district settled a fellow can always sit down at night and write up his diary and beat out reports on the typewriter. But it's a great life, and I wouldn't trade with you for the best city job in the world." BOY SCOUT NEWS A great deal of interest is being taken in the Boy Scout program throughout the county because of the new policies and programs which are being adopted by the county organization. First came the Armistice Day Parade which stimulated a great many troops agreeable in the idea of a boy has been there lists and consists has at last been About 1910 at Eungella made shelled nut at thought, with Waldron products of trees each and differing color of the improvement the nut and shell. The "O most easy practically no throughout C colder parts." you've noticed that there's always room in the forest for new trees, and I reckon the same ought to be true of a man's mind—he's got to have plenty of open-minded brain cells where the seeds of new ideas can get a healthy start. If you don't grow with your job, your job's mighty liable to grow without you. That goes whether you're a big business man or just a plain work-a-day forest ranger like me. "This little line of chatter I've been giving you reminds me of a man I met not long ago that thought all us fellows have to do is to ride around the woods and enjoy the beauties of nature. 'Well, I wasn't surprised at his ignorance, no sir, not a bit. Why, a lot of the folks that come up to my district year after year for a vacation—and a heap of them know me well, too—seem to think my main job is herding tourists and cleaning up the camping spots they leave littered with lunches and papers. I admit I have to do quite a bit of this re-creation work since the national forests has grown to be such popular summer playgrounds, but mostly its spare-time work, after my regular jobs are done and other folks have called it 'a day'. What all is a forest ranger expected to do? Will, let me tell you a few of the things I have to handle, and you can judge for yourself if this job is a 'cinch'. Mine is just an ordinary-sized forest district—about 200,000 acres of rough mountainous country, mostly timbered, but with some grazing land, mining, water power sites, and quite a bunch of summer homes and free public camps. Before they put me in charge here I was a forest guard for two seasons, and had to reports on the typewriter. But it's a great life, and I wouldn't trade with you for the best city job in the world." BOY SCOUT NEWS A great deal of interest is being taken in the Boy Scout program throughout the county because of the new policies and programs which are being adopted by the county organization. First came the Armistice Day Parade which stimulated a great many troops to a greater activity and now comes the organization of the winter training course for Scout leaders. The new organization will be in the line of organiziog the men o the community just as the boys of a troop are organized, holding monthly meetings. The Scoutmasters and Troop Committeemen of each district will be organized as a patrol under the leadership of the Deputy Commissioner who will act as Patrol Leader. The troop which will be composed of all the Scoutmasters and Troop Committeemen of the county will be under the leadership of the County Scout Executive who will serve in the capacity of Scoutmaster. The first meeting which will be called for organizing and training purposes is scheduled to be held in Santa Ana in the Masonic Log Cabin Monday evening. Meeting in other districts are scheduled for later dates. New Scoutmasters in this county who have recently been selected and are now taking charge of their troops are Mr. Ray Atkinson, Scoutmaster of Troop Nine of Santa Ana; Mr. W. F. Palmer, Scoutmaster of Troop Four of Santa Ana; Mr. J. Brinton Hale, Scoutmaster of Troop One of Garden ANAHEIM GAZETTE NOT CHEATING U. S. "My face is my fortune," remarked the egotistical and vain young man. "Well, there's one thing certain," replied the girl, "you won't have to pay any income tax." SEE THE JEWELER "Yes, ma'am, this is a second-hand store." "Well, I want one for my watch." NOTICE OF ELECTION In re Buena Park Sanitary District. At the hour of ten o'clock A.M. On Tuesday, the 27th day of November 1923, the Petition of Charles W. Girvin and thirty-six (36) other persons in the County of Orange, desiring the formation of a sanitary district within said county, was presented to the Board of Supervisors of such County at the Board of Supervisor's rooms in the Court House, City of Santa Ana, Orange County, California, at which time the Board of Supervisors proceeded to hear said petition and documentary evidence was presented, and the following persons were sworn and testified on behalf of the Petitioners and in support of the Petition, so filed: Charles W. Girvin, J. Golden, J. F. Simpson, D. W. Hasson, and L. J. Robeson. (1) The petition so filed is in writing, signed by twenty-five (25) and more persons in the County of Orange desiring the formation of a sanitary district in said County; each of the petitioners reside and is a free holder within the proposed district; the petition states the name of the proposed district, that of Buena Park Sanitary District, and sets forth the boundaries thereof, and prays that the lands included within such boundaries shall be organized as a sanitary district under the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled: "An act to provide for the formation, government, operation, re-organization, dissolution and alteration of boundaries of sanitary districts, in any part of the State, for the construction of sewers, septic tanks and other sanitary purposes; the acquisition of property thereby; the calling and noose on my best part number sales, hermen cut-in my dissection of the trees; how to stand; how cutting undescalating the brush is; the young tap are not the loggers. 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He stipulated that for the coming fiscal year the budget must be held to $1,700,000,000 or less, compared with $1,826,000,000 for the current year. These figures take no account of expenditures for postal operation or for obligations incident to the public debt. Department heads have been chafing under the restrictions proposed by the budget bureau in conformance with the Harding directions. Some of them have carried their complaints to President Coolidge, but they have found no consolation in White House quarters. The new President is said to be set in his will that the wish of his predecessor shall be carried out. President Coolidge, by all accounts has the old New England idea of economy. That does not mean that he is parsimonious, but it does mean that he is in the habit of keeping expenses down to an intelligent and respectable limit. What he does with reference to his own household may be done beneficially, he believes, in the larger household of the United States government. Present costs of government, general and local, give every taxpayer something to think about. His pocketbook is touched for his country, his state and his community. The drafts on it have been growing bigger year after year until he has touched a point on real anxiety. He wonders what the idea of a thin shell "Queensland" has been the dream of experimentalists and consumers, and this variety has at last been produced in Australia. About 1190 a Mr. Waldron of Upper Eungella made the discovery on his shelled nut and by much labor and thought, with the aid of science, Mr. Waldron produced several generations of trees each giving a thinner shell and differing slightly in texture and color of the kernel, but showing an improvement in the size and flavor of the nut and in the thinness of the shell. The "Queensland" nut is one of the most easily cultivated, requiring practically no attention, and thrives throughout California except in the colder parts. An act to provide for the formation, government, operation, re-organization, dissolution and alteration of boundaries of sanitary districts, in any part of the State, for the construction of sewers, septic tanks and other sanitary purposes; the acquisition of property thereby; the calling and conducting of elections in such districts; the assessment, levy, collection, custody and disbursement of taxes therein; the issuance and disposal of the bonds thereof and the determination of their validity and making provision for the payment of such bonds and the disposal of their proceeds; to empower sanitary boards to make and enforce sanitary regulations and providing penalties for violations thereof. (2) The petition is verified by the affidavit of one of the petitioners, and has been published for at least two weeks next preceding the 27th day of November, 1923, the date of the hearing thereof, together with a notice which stated the time and place when the petition would be presented to the Board of Supervisors, and that all persons interested therein might at said time and place appear before the Board of Supervisors and be heard, which petition and notice was published in the "Anaheim Gazette" a newspaper of general circulation, published in the County of Orange, such publication having been made in and on the 8th, 15th, and 22nd days of November, 1923. (3) That the land included within the boundaries of the proposed district and set forth in the petition, is contiguous territory, located and situated in the County of Orange, California, and all of said lands as situated within the exterior boundaries of the district as described in said petition would, in the judgment of the said Board of Supervisors, be benefited by the formation of a sanitary district, as requested by said Petitioners and, in the judgment of said Board of Supervisors, no lands have been improperly omitted from the said proposed district. On motion of Supervisor Wm. Schumacher, duly seconded and on call of the roll carried by the affirmative vote of the following named members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, to-wit: Ayes, Supervisors Wm. Schumacher Leon O. Whitsell, George Jeffrey, S. State of California, County of Orange I, J. M./ Backs, the duly elected qualified and acting Clerk of the County of Orange and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors thereof, do hereby certify the foregoing order to be a full true and correct copy of an order adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, California, and entered in the minutes of said Board at a meeting thereof held on the 27th day of November, 1923. I have carefully compared the same with the original of said order which remains and is on file in my office, and that this certificate is in due form and by proper officer. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my official signature and affixed the seal of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange this 4th day of December, 1923. J. M. BACKS, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange. (Seal) Pub. Dec. 6-13-20-27 Present costs of government, general and local, give every taxpayer something to think about. His pocketbook is touched for his country, his state and his community. The drafts on it have been growing bigger year after year until he has touched a point of real anxiety. He wonders what the ultimate limit is to be. He shrinks from proposals of new kinds of taxation, fearing that instead of being substitutes for old kinds, they will be additions to them. The trouble with the taxpayers is that they do not join collectively to make their voices heard in favor of governmental thrift. Instead of protesting against various expansions of governmental activity, they are either articulately acquiescent or they are eloquently silent. They are likely to have in President Coolidge a valuable champion of public economy. If so, that fact will be an important one in commending the President to popular favor in the campaign next year. He can lend himself to no more important public purpose than that of avoiding unnecessary expenditures of public funds. Under the very best stewardship possible to him and his aides, the tax burden will be stiff enough. FAST WORKER Minister—"Poor woman! It is a hard blow for you to be made widow, still there is a comforter for you." Widow—(Sniff, sniff)—"What's his address?" Mr. Fisher, the owner of this place, is a contractor it contains everything that heart could wish. Mr. Fisher who are looking for a home or investment in Anaheim would me to sell this place to the highest bidder, regardless of the property has an east frontage on Lemon street. All paving and street work in, good cement sidewalks and garage with laundry room, good size lot, close to schools. Interior is hand decorated, hardwood floors through and fine pedestal wash bowl, extra toilet and wash bowl tank and a three-unit gas heater with outlets in all rooms. There is a large living room, music room, dining room addition to the bath and screen porch. The kitchen is equipped, electric equipment is of the best design and w fact, the property as a whole is of exceptional merit. Remember: This Property Goes to the Higher W. DWIGHT HAMMOND, Auctioneer Office. 726 N. Western Ave., Los Angeles We think in America that we only need to feed the world away from us. Recent surveys have shown that there are over 4,000,000 school children in America who come under the mal-nourished group. This group does not necessarily fall among people who are very poor, but, instead, children rich or poor may suffer from physical defects that hold back their effort to gain. These defects are corrected in the nutrition classes. A chart is made out and kept like a temperature chart. The top line shows the weight the children should be for their height, and the bottom line the gain or loss in weight. Only one of these children in the group has gained because she followed the instructions the nutrition teacher gave her. Balanced diet, milk, plenty of rest, early to bed and not too much play, is part of the program. Funds for this work in your community are secured through the sale of Christmas Seals. California Theatre ANAHEIM California Theatre ANAHEIM Thursday, Dec. 6 FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE ROAD SHOW And on the Screen, "Is Divorce a Failure." Friday and Sat., Dec. 7 and 8 The most talked-of drama of the year "The Gold Diggers" With Hope Hampton and Famous Cast. Also another chapter of "Fighting Bloodi" Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Dec. 9-10-11-12 Marion Davies in "Little Old New York" Marathon Dancing Topics Kinograms AUCTION 2:30 P.M. SATURDAY, DEC. 8. THIS AUCTION 2:30 P.M. SATURDAY, DEC. 8. THIS 8-ROOM MODERN STUCCO BUNCALOW 535 South Lemon St. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA This place, is a contractor and builder. He built this house for a home and would wish. Mr. Fisher believes in Anaheim and is confident that those investment in Anaheim would prefer to buy at auction. He has authorized bidder, regardless of price. Vintage on Lemon street, one of the most attractive streets in Anaheim. Good cement sidewalks and a fine cement driveway to the large double size lot, close to schools, churches and market. Hardwood floors throughout, all tile bath room with porcelain tub a toilet and wash bowl in screen porch. Good basement with hot water with outlets in all rooms. Music room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen and three bedrooms in porch. The kitchen is very convenient in its arrangement and splendidly the best design and workmanship throughout, all hand decorated. In of exceptional merit. Reserve to the Highest Bid Regardless of Price. Don't Miss It RAY FISHER, Owner 120 N. Palm St., Anaheim