anaheim-gazette 1924-04-24

SUPERVISOR'S PROCEEDINGS Demands on the County of Orange were allowed as read. It was ordered that the pool room license issued to Wm. Ponting be transferred to A. V. Hason. The application for state aid of Mrs. Edith R. Dooley, was granted. A resolution was adopted in the matter of the aportionment of Fines and Forfeitures Collected under the Motor Vehicle Law of the State of California. Hearing of the petition of J. H. Stout, et al., to vacate and abandon a portion of that certain public road, street, and alley, located in the Fifth Road District, was set for May 13th, 1924, at 10 A. M. Notice to be given in the Santa Ana Bulletin. It was ordered that the Southern California Edison Co. be empowered to install additional lights at Placentia. A pool room license was ordered issued to Julio H. Galarsa, at Delhi. The county auditor was authorized to draw warrants in favor of the creditors of Frank Hudson on the County House Contract. It was ordered that A. E. Prink be authorized to do extra work by installing conduit and outlet boxes necessary for an intercommunicating phone system in the new County Jail, at cost not to exceed $123.00. It was ordered that the chairman of the Board make application to the in the daytime is it possible to use the telephone. In Austrialia, for example, where the telephones and telegraphs are operated by the government, less than ten per cent of the telephone exchanges remain open throughout the night. The other 90 per cent close in the early evening and their telephones are "cut off," generally, until 9 o'clock the next morning. At these exchanges also telephone service is not regularly given on Sundays; and on public holidays these central offices are open only for an hour or so. At more than 70 per cent of the total telephone exchanges in Austalia not over nine hours of telephone service is rendered even on week days. In fact, at many Australian exchanges service is given for only eight hours a day during the week, and not at all on Sundays. Not only are Australians, outside the large cities, generally restricted to daytime usage of the telephone, but more than 37 per cent of the telephone exchanges in the Island Continent shut up shop also in the middle of the day for a "luncheon period" of one hour. If telephone service is desired during this intermission notice must be given to the "officer in charge and extra "opening fees" must be paid. In addition, more than 20 per cent of the Australian exchanges have a weekly half holiday, closing from 9 A. M. until 1 P. M. one day a week. There are also over 800 central offices at which the hours of service are merely "arranged between 7 A. M. and 11 P. M. according to requirements of subscribers served and local arrangements." In short, the average Australian needs a time-table to tell him when he can use his telephone. In discussion with and shipped sometime of stamping package of buyer just this way high sugar drive a preceived for the law. There is no latter fruit sugar cont grapes, for them to be shi tion. How grapes test very much Once the c meaning o will demand it. Such a carried our value to tha a two-fold know what taste and how good to please t It was ordered that A. E. Prink be authorized to do extra work by installing conduit and outlet boxes necessary for an intercommunicating phone system in the new County Jail, at cost not to exceed $123.00. It was ordered that the chairman of the Board make application to the Engineer Officer of the United States Army at Los Angeles, California, for permit to construct a bridge across Newport Bay on State Highway. An ordinance for the Preservation of the Health of the livestock of the County of Orange, etc., was passed by the Board. A resolution and order was adopted by the Board, appointing an engineer to prepare and furnish specifications in the matter of Road District Improvement No. 21. A resolution was adopted for the Purchase of Cast Iron Pipe and Fittings for Orange County Water Works District No. 2, bids to be received up to May 13th, 1924, at 11 A.M. WHERE CENTRAL QUITS AT NITE Continuous Service Exceptional In Australia's State-owned Central Offices. Continuous telephone service available at any hour of the day or night, every day in the year, is the general practice in the United States, and inability to have such service always at hand would seem extremely inconvenient to the average American. In most foreign countries, however, it is taken for granted, except in the larger cities, that only at certain hours In addition, more than 20 per cent of the Australian exchanges have a weekly half holiday, closing from 9 A.M. until 1 P.M. one day a week. There are also over 800 central offices at which the hours of service are merely "arranged between 7 A.M. and 11 P.M. according to requirements of subscribers served and local arrangements." In short, the average Australian needs a time-table to tell him when he can use his telephone. IMPROVING STANDARDIZATION No one who has given the matter any thoughtful consideration questions the ultimate benefit that will accrue to the fruit industry through the improvement in the quality of the fruit delivered to the consumers, due to our standardization laws. Standardization will do for all of our fresh fruits and vegetables what the eight to one maturity standard did for the orange industry in the San Joaquin Valley. Before this standard was adopted the first few cars shipped at the beginning of the season brought a good price, but after that, the remainder of the crop was almost a drug on the market. Consumers who had tried these first immature aranges were through with valley oranges and waited until fruit came on the market that they felt was fit to eat. The same condition has existed with much of our other fresh fruit shipments and the wonder is that we have any market left for our California products after fooling the consuming public for so many years. I have often remarked that while these fruit standards were good, they were not good enough. I believe that a ten to one standard on oranges would increase the consumption of that product. A correspondingly higher standard on all of our other fruits would serve the same purpose and thereby overcome the present, so-called over- SENIOR CLASS OF PRESENTS THE THIRTEENTH CH Directed by Lucille S. Bickley BENEFIT ANNUAL FU Reserved Seats at Kemp Brothers High School Thurs. & Fri. 8.00 P.M. Apr. 24-27 TICKETS, 50c AND 75c ANAHEIM GAZETTE able to use the ample, where graphs are opent, less than none exchangout the night. close in the our telephones until 9 o'clock these exchangece is not recited; and on publishal offices are so. At more total telephone not over nine device is renders. In fact, at ages service is urs a day durture all on Sundays, outside fully restricted telephone, but of the teleisland Connexion in the middle on period" of service is demission notice "officer in ing fees" must a 20 per cent anges have a posing from 9 day a week. central offices service are seen 7 A. M. g to requireserved and loshort, the aveil time-table uses his teleproduction. I say so-called because I do not believe there is an overproduction of first class catable quality fruit of most of our California varieties. There is and always will be an overproduction where growers try to market everything, good bad and indifferent, because it automatically reduces consumption and increases supply. In discussing fresh fruit standardi-zation with a prominent fruit grower and shipped in the Sacramento Valley sometime ago, he advanced the idea of stamping the sugar content on each package of fruit in order to show the buyer just what he was getting. In this way the grower of fruit with a high sugar content would no doubt derive a premium over the price received for fruit that just came within the law. As the matter now stands there is no distinction between this latter fruit and that showing a high sugar content. In the case of table grapes, for instance, the law requires them to test 16 to one before they can be shipped for human consumption. However, everyone knows that grapes testing 20 to one or higher are very much more desirable to eat. Once the consuming public learns the meaning of these figures it is going to demand the higher testing fruit and will be willing to pay a premium for it. Such a move as this, consistently carried out, should be of immense value to the industry as it will serve a two-fold purpose—the consumer will know what to call for to please his taste and the grower will know just how good his fruit must be in order to please the consumer. NEW MERCHANT MARINE BILL Representative George W. Edmonds pose that may arise where the joint interests may be involved, and also places section 28 of the Merchant Marine Act in such a position that it can be made operative. (Section 28 prohibits special joint railroad and steamship rates except in connection with American vessels.) 6. Describes the home port of a ship so that it can be properly placed in any mortgage or other financing of shipping property. In addition to these aids, Mr. Edmonds has added a number of new sections calculated to aid our merchant marine. One provides for load lines on ships in the foreign trade, Mr. Edmonds explaining that "recent requirements of load lines on vessels in several foreign countries on ships of foreign registry forces us into the position of the necessity of having a lead line of our own, so that we can secure recognition of our load line by these marine powers by reciprocal arrangements. Again, the pilferage section extends the United States laws in interstate and foreign commerce to the numerous intermediaries like wharves, and warehouses, automobiles, trucks, lighters, wagons, etc., which are not covered by this section at present, and are subject to the local laws, interpreted and carried out by local authorities. Another very business like arrange-ment which should secure better administration is the realignment of the departments or bureaus having shipping activities by throwing them all into the division of marine under the Secretary of Commerce. These include the Bureau of Navigation, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Steamboat Inspection Service, and Bureau of Lighthouses, now under the department of commerce; the Hydrographic Office and National Observatory. WHAT MY NEIGHBOR SAYS Is of Interst to Anaheim Folks. When one has had the misfortune to suffer from backache, headaches, dizziness, urinary disorders and other kidney illls—and has found relief from all this sickness and suffering, that person's advice is of untold value to friends and neighbors. The following case is only one of many thousands, but it is that of an Anaheim resident. Who could ask for a better example? Mrs. R. Long, 311 N. 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Edmonds Republican of Pennsylvania, and ranking member of the committee on merchant marine, has introduced a bill in Congress (H.R. 7685) calculated to aid our merchant marine without the payment of subsidy. "Contained in the subsidy bill were a number of aids which seemed to meet the approval of most of the membership," says Mr. Edmonds, "and it is a matter of regret when it was impossible to secure the direct subsidy there was not an attempt made to make them operative. I have incorporated those particular aids, together with a few new sections covering certain activities which now seem to be desirable." The aids in the subsidy bill incorporated in the new bill are: 1. The insurance clause, which allows the shipping Board to carry through its insurance department such insurance on its sold ships as would be exported if satisfactory terms and rates are not obtainable in this country. 2. Provides that 50 per cent or as nearly as possible to that percentage shall be carried in our ships. That the Army and Navy transport shall be abolished and that merchant ships shall be used for the purpose. And that all movement of Army and Navy material shall be made in American ships. 3. Provides for the establishment of a joint commission between the Shipping Board and the Interstate Commerce Commission for any pur- Another very business like arrangement which should secure better administration is the realignment of the departments or bureaus having shipping activities by throwing them all into the division of marine under the Secretary of Commerce. These include the Bureau of Navigation, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Steamboat Inspection Service, and Bureau of Lighthouses, now under the department of commerce; the Hydrographic Office and National Observatory, under the Navy Department; the Life Saving Service, Marine Division of the Custom House, and Admeasurement of Vessels, under the Treasury Department; and Great Lakes Survey, under the War Department. "It seems almost increditable," says Mr. Edmonds, "that these different activities should have been in the past separated in different departments, lending in their separation another inefficiency to the economical operation of our ships." Mr. Edmonds advocates further legislation by a revision and codification of our navigation laws. The last codification was in 1911, and countless problems have arisen since that time. FOR SALE—5 qt. Goat, $15. Phone Placentia 36W. Business College 626 North Main Street, Santa Ana, California. 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Sixth year My Success Depends Up I am building my practice not upon the "How Little" plan, but "HOW MUCH". Being also a graduate in Naturopathy, Swedish Massage, Dietetics, X-Ray and Iridiagnosis, which means diagnosis of diseases from the Iris of the eye, I feel fully qualified to handle any case, acute or chronic. In my Eastern location where I was the recognized authority on diet, I proved that every disease known to man is curable by the proper combination of natural methods of diagnosis and treatment provided there is... I am building my practice not upon the "How Little" plan, but "HOW MUCH". Being also a graduate in Naturopathy, Swedish Massage, Dietetics, X-Ray and Iridiagnosis, which means diagnosis of diseases from the Iris of the eye, I feel fully qualified to handle any case, acute or chronic. In my Eastern location where I was the recognized authority on diet, I proved that every disease known to man is curable by the proper combination of natural methods of diagnosis and treatment, provided there is sufficient vitality left to respond to treatment and that the destruction of vital parts has not advanced too far. I am proving the same thing in Anaheim by my success in handling tonsilitis, quinsy, pneumonia, cancer, high blood pressure, pelvic disorders, appendicitis, abscesses, ulceration of the stomach, acidesis, head aches, neuritis, rheumatism, constipation, children and babies' diseases, catarrh, colds, insomnia, skin disease, eye, ear, heart, liver and kidney diseases are a few of the cases I have handled successfully in Orange County. But— While CHIROPRACTIC is now recognized as the great- DR. B. FRANKL Scientific Chiropractor, Dietitian 222 E. 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The scientific basis of drugless methods of healing is corroborated by NATURES own signs in the IRIS which, like a beaming search light, expose bodily disorders and gives one a keener insight into the fundamental CAUSE and CURE of DISEASE. By revealing the organic and functional changes which takes place long before their symptomatic manifestations it enables us to restrict the development of disease before it enters into the destructive stage. The Iriologist can tell even how far the SPINAL NERVE PRESSURE has effected the entire system and how serious the organic condition has become. Iriology proves that Orange and other fruits, also vegetables and nuts eaten raw do more when used with Chiropractic adjustments to keep children 100 per cent healthy than any other kind of food. The SAFEST, SANEST, SUREST, and most PERMANENT WAY TO HEALTH IS the DRUGLESS WAY INVESTIGATE TODAY by calling 1128 for an Appointment. 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