anaheim-gazette 1924-08-07

VOLUME LIV EDISON COMPANY GRANTED NEW RATES INCREASE OF 10 PER CENT IN PRICE OF ELECTRICITY IS AUTHORIZED Application for Higher Rates Before the Railroad Commission Was Protested by Twenty - Six Cities in Southern California — Company Wanted 20% Per Cent Increase and Got Half of That—Increased Rates Begins September 1. — Anaheim Paid Company $37,574.21 Last Year. After September 1, the City of Anaheim will pay to the Southern California Edison Company 10 per cent more money for electricity than it paid last year. At a hearing before the railroad commission in Los Angeles recently the application of the company for authority to increase its rates 20 per cent because of the enormous extra expense entailed in the manufacture of power by the short- Deuel, counsel for the California Farm Bureau Federation, and N. B. Bach-tel, counsel for the Antelope Valley ranchers pointed out that already the ranchers using power for pumping were put to additional cost because lowered water tables required more pumping. This argument apparently carried weight with the commission, inasmuch as the ranchers are not included in the new rates. The Pacific Electric Railroad, probable the greatest single consumer of Edison power also vigorously protested the request of the Edison Company for increased rates. D. W. Pontius, vice president and general manager of the company, testified before the commission that at the present time his company is losing money and could not stand an increase in the price of power unless it was absolutely necessary. He added, however, that his company would not increase rates if the Edison rates were increased. Three commissioners voted to allow the increase but two, Commissioners Seavey and Shore, dissented and filed a minority opinion. The dissenting commissioners based their opinion on the following points: (1.) The principle of basing rates on the average condition over a period of years rather than specific conditions of any particular year. COUNTY INDUSTRY PLAN ASSOCIATED CH STEPS TO LA IN OUR Committee AppoinWith Men Seeki forts Also Makversity of CalBranch Here - Determine Site - University AutHas Three Miles Newport. Orange county b fact that its futument and prosperi enhanced by the borders of industpast years it has purely an agricultically its sole expoduits of its soil. After September 1, the City of Anaheim will pay to the Southern California Edison Company 10 per cent more money for electricity than it paid last year. At a hearing before the railroad commission in Los Angeles recently the application of the company for authority to increase its rates 20 per cent because of the enormous extra expense entailed in the manufacture of power by the shortage of water was argued. Twenty-six cities in Southern California using Edison juice filed protests against the raise and were represented by counsel. Last Friday the commission handed down a decision granting the company an increase of 10 per cent. During the fiscal year ending June 30 Anaheim bought of the Edison Company 3,298,000 kilowatts, the contract price for which was $29,689.60. In addition a surcharge of $7684.61 was paid. This surcharge was allowed by the Railroad Commission during the war, because the cost of labor and material was much greater than when the contract was entered into eight years ago. This makes a total of $37,574.21 paid the company by the city during the past year, and the new ruling will add 10 per cent to this. The cities of Anaheim and Fullerton are now endeavoring to work out a plan for the establishment of a joint power plant by which it is hoped to supply both cities with electricity independent of outside help. This last ruling of the Railroad Commission will probably stimulate the trustees of both cities to more strenuous action and will make the movement more popular among the consumers of juice. The new rates will go into effect September 1 and will be effective eight months from that date. All consumers, with the exception of agriculturists using light and power on ranches will be required to pay the new rate under the order of the commission. Granting of the request of the company for rate increases was found to be necessary, the commission's decision said, because of the great expense to the company in production of power resulting from the water shortage in Southern California. Because of the shortage, the commission said, the company had been compelled to purchase steam power rates if the Edison rates were increased. Three commissioners voted to allow the increase but two, Commissioners Seavey and Shore, dissented and filed a minority opinion. The dissenting commissioners based their opinion on the following points: (1.) The principle of basing rates on the average condition over a period of years rather than specific conditions of any particular year. (2.) The unsoundness of granting emergency rates in the fact of the company's present ability to pay 8 per cent dividends on their common stock. (3.) The injustice of imposing upon the company's consumers, the city's industrial and other public utilities, dependent upon the company for their light and power, an extra burden of sharing the company's temporary losses in addition to the hardship and losses which they themselves are enduring from the same causes. (4.) Incompleteness of the record in the proceeding which did not include any report of check made by the commission's engineers. (5.) Failure of the majority rendering the decision to take into account the accumulated surplus of the company, which, according to the dissenting commissioner's opinion, together with the contingency reserve and the estimated net revenue for the year, enable the company to meet all operating expenses, depreciation, annuity, interest on bonds, and all dividends on stock including 8 per cent on common stock and still leave a modest surplus. The commissioners hold that if any conservation is required it should be made by reduction of the common stock dividend rather than the granting of a temporary increase of rates. SCHUMACHER ENDORSED AT ROUSING MEETING Schumacher-For-Supervisor Club Organized Tuesday Evening More than one hundred citizens representative of all parties and creed and prominent in business and civic affairs, met at the ranch home of Captain Herman Stern Tuesday evening for the purpose of endorsing the official record of Supervisor William Schumacher, and forming a Schumacher for Supervisor Club. Bob University Auto Has Three Miles Newport- Orange county has fact that its future ment and prosperity enhanced by the borders of industry past years it has purely an agricultural tically its sole exp ducts of its soil. great oil and gas piping facilities it is that no spot in ther fers a better inducing industries-carion for factory ion and the enter the county are good. At the meeting Chambers at the Mesa Thursday night discussed and it that the first step bringing industry appoint an industry Many industries ing locations on with the intention their entire plants branches and this pected to get in to show them the ad county. The comm E. Walker of Yorba of Garden Grove; La Habra; W. J. lerton and Anahei Anaheim, Stanley and Howard Willis It was also done meeting that an effort to bring the Univ Southern Branch th institution has out in Los Angeles and side of the big school here as no other far better advantage burn was author committee to select make an offer to university. On motion of T man of the county mittee of three draft resolutions long and effici Metzgar, former chamber. There will be th Granting of the request of the company for rate increases was found to be necessary, the commission's decision said, because of the great expense to the company in production of power resulting from the water shortage in Southern California. Because of the shortage, the commission said, the company had been compelled to purchase steam power from other utility corporations at a rate higher than would have been the cost had the power been produced by its own plant. In addition, the company has been forced to manufacture power entailing a large use of oil. Conditions prevailing in Southern California generally also influenced the commission to grant the petition of the company, the decision said. The Edison Company stated to the commission that it would offer a loss of nearly $6,000,000 due to the abnormal cost of power production during the 1924 water shortage and asked the commission to increase the rates so that an additional revenue of $3,000,000 would be forthcoming. The company asked for an increase of 20 per cent in the rates for a nine month period beginning the 1st inst. The commission, however, cut the company's demand to the 10 per cent increase, which is estimated to yield an additional revenue of $1,100,000. The company's application for increase in rates was hotly contested by consumers from all over Southern California at the hearings conducted in Los Angeles and completed July 24, last. Counsel for twenty-six cities using Edison power and light appeared and argued against the increase. The city of Los Angeles was included among the protesters. protestants were the ranchers. J. J. Schumacher-For-Supervisor Club Organized Tuesday Evening More than one hundred citizens representative of all parties and creed and prominent in business and civic affairs, met at the ranch home of Captain Herman Stern Tuesday evening for the purpose of endorsing the official record of Supervisor William Schumacher, and forming a Schumacher for Supervisor Club. Bob White was chosen temporary chairman and J. H. Heffron secretary. After adopting a ringing endorsement of the Third District's supervisor it was voted to meet at noon yesterday with Mr. Schumacher to discuss further plans. An executive committee to manage the campaign was appointed at yesterday's meeting and this committee will name a sub-committee to work in each precinct of the district. Mr. Schumacher's clean and efficient record entitles him to re-election to the board of supervisors and his friends are going to make a determined effort in his behalf. Schumacher clubs are being organized in every town in the district. SCHUMACHER CLUB FORMED A. Schumacher-for-Supervisor club has been organized at Placentia and it is said the example set by the Placentians will be followed at other points in the Third District. The Placentia club has a large membership men and women of all political faith being on the roll. Evidently the people of this district believe that in these days of grafting, profiteers and unfaithful public servants, when an official proves himself honest, efficient and loyal to his constituents it would be unwise to turn him out. DEFENSE Commenting on certain eastern state defense Test Day ofjor General Charles manding the Ninth made the following: "I am sure that fence Test Day is standing of its purpurpose of the Def able the citizens see for themselves the initial steps m our forces for nati ng to the processse National Defense 1920. "Never before in country have the to give serious th NAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, California, Thursday, August 7, 1924 COUNTY IS AFTER INDUSTRIAL PLANTS ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS TAKES STEPS TO LAND FACTORIES IN OUR MIDST Committee Appointed to Get In Touch With Men Seeking Location — Efforts Also Making to Induce University of California to Locate Branch Here — Committee Will Determine Site and Make Offers to University Authorities — County Has Three Miles of Frontage at Newport. Orange county has awakened to the fact that its future growth, development and prosperity would be greatly enhanced by the location within its borders of industrial plants. In the past years it has been regarded as purely an agricultural county, practically its sole exports being the products of its soil. By reason of its leme confronting this nation in the event of an emergency until war was a reality. In the past such problems have had to be solved under pressure of necessity and expediency and the mistakes were paid for in the lives and treasures of our citizens. "The War Department, as directed by law, has prepared plans to meet any possible emergency and the Defense Test is designated to illustrate and explain to the American public just what these plans are; the details of their operation and of their dependence on individual and community co-operation. "The War Department has nothing to conceal, there is no secrecy attached to any phase of the plans which on September 12 will be laid before the American public for their examination and approval. "Opposition to the plans, even though based on misunderstanding, is equivalent to denial of the right of the American public to know what is being done for their protection and security by those who are charged under the law with this responsibility. "It is my sincere hope that the Defense Test and the whole question of national security may be kept out of politics in the Ninth Corps Area." THE MISSION PAGEANT OF SAN JUAN CAPISTRANGO SENATOR SAMPLE TO SPEAK IN ANAHEIM MAKING THREE DAY TOUR OF THE COUNTY BEGINNING AT PLACENTIA MONDAY Will Speak at the Park in This City at 5 p.m. Monday, and Will Also Be Guest of Kiwanis Club Tuesday Noon — Senator Is An Ardent Supporter of President Coolidge—Prominent Men Throughout the District Flocking to His Standard. Arrangements have been made for a three day speaking tour in Orange county by Senator Ed P. Sample of San Diego, candidate for the Republican nomination for congress in this district. The first meeting will be held at Placentia at 10 o'clock Monday morning, and the last one at Orange at 7:30 Wednesday evening. Following is the itinerary arranged for University Authorities — County Has Three Miles of Frontage at Newport. Orange county has awakened to the fact that its future growth, development and prosperity would be greatly enhanced by the location within its borders of industrial plants. In the past years it has been regarded as purely an agricultural county, practically its sole exports being the products of its soil. By reason of its great oil and gas output and its shipping facilities it is now acknowledged that no spot in the United States offers a better inducement to manufacturing industries. It is an ideal location for factories of every description and the enterprise boosters of the county are going after them. At the meeting of the Associated Chambers at the town hall, Costa Mesa Thursday night, this matter was discussed and it was finally decided that the first step in the work of bringing industries here was to appoint an industrial committee. Many industries in the east are seeking locations on the Pacific Coast with the intention either of moving their entire plants or establishing branches and this committee is expected to get in touch with them and show them the advantages of Orange county. The committee consists of R.E. Walker of Yorba Linda; H. A. Lake of Garden Grove; C. L. Crumrine of La Habra; W. J. Carmichael of Fullerton and Anaheim; Ed Smith of Anaheim, Stanley Clem of Santa Ana and Howard Williams of Orange. It was also determined at this meeting that an effort should be made to bring the University of California, Southern Branch to this county. This institution has outgrown its quarters in Los Angeles and besides a site outside of the big city is desired. It is believed with a proper amount of effort the big school can be brought here as no other community can offer better advantages. President Coburn was authorized to appoint a committee to select a suitable site and make an offer to the regents of the university. On motion of T. B. Talbert, chairman of the county supervisors, a committee of three was appointed to draft resolutions of appreciation for the long and efficient service of J. C. Metzgar, former secretary of the chamber. There will be three miles of front-equivalent to denial of the right of the American public to know what is being done for their protection and security by those who are charged under the law with this responsibility. "It is my sincere hope that the Defense Test and the whole question of national security may be kept out of politics in the Ninth Corps Area." THE MISSION PAGEANT OF SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO The Right Rev. John Cantwell, Bishop of the Diocese, has signified to the Rev. St. John O'Sullivan, his approval of the production of a historical pageant within the grounds of the Mission of San Juan Capistrano. It will be given at 3 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday afternoon during October of this year. The pageant deals with the long chain of stirring events which comprise the history of this, the most beautiful Mission in California. It was formally founded by the great Juniper Serra, on November, 1, 1776, although in the previous year a cross had been raised by Father Lassuen, whose further efforts had been frustrated by the destruction of the mission at San Diego by the Indians. The second episode will present a true picture of the unselfish work of the Padres during the prosperous times of the missions. It will conclude with the dedication of the great church and the attendant festivities. The third scene deals with the little known incident of the coming of the Argentine privateers to the coast of California in the year 1818. When the ships had cast anchor in the roadstead of Capistrano, their crews landed, proceeded to the Mission buildings and held high revels there. The efforts to escape of two prisoners whom the pirates had some time before pressed into their service afford an opportunity for some exoelent comedy. The names of these two unfortunates were John Rose, a Scotchman who could perform musically upon the drum and Senor Don Mateo Jose Pascual, a negro mariner. The fourth episode will be in the nature of a scene from the romantic age of California "the magnificent 40s"; a period which was marred by the distress which fell upon the missions as result of Secularization. Arrangements have been made for a three day speaking tour in Orange county by Senator Ed P. Sample of San Diego, candidate for the Republican nomination for congress in this district. The first meeting will be held at Placentia at 10 o'clock Monday morning, and the last one at Orange at 7:30 Wednesday evening. Following is the itinerary arranged for the Senator: Monday, August 11, Placentia 10 a.m. Brea 11 a.m.; La Habra, noon; Garden Grove 3 p.m.; Anaheim, 5 p.m.; Fullerton 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 12—Huntington Beach, 10 a.m.; Costa Mesa, 2:30 p.m.; Newport, 3:30 p.m.; Balboa, 4:30 p.m., Santa Ana 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, August 13 — Laguna Beach, 10 a.m.; Tustin, 11:30; Olive 5 p.m.; Orange 7:30 p.m. The Coolidge and Dawes club has arranged for the meeting here at 5 p.m. Monday. It will be held at the city park and it is expected there will be a large attendance. The Senator has also been invited to attend the Klwa-nis luncheon in this city at noon Tuesday and will make an address, but it will be non-partisan. Senator Sample is making a remarkable campaign for the Republican nomination for Congress. He is in full accord with President Coolidge and will be an ardent supporter of the president should he be sent to congress. He is receiving warm support from every section of the big Eleventh District and from unexpected sources. Men of high standing in the party in every county in the district, including Imperial, the home of his opponent, are enlisting in his ranks. The Colorado river irrigation project is a live issue on the east side of the district and scores of the most influential and best posted men in that section are repudiating the Swing Johnson plan for an all-American canal. These men are flocking to the Sample standard. The Coolidge and Dawes club has twice adopted resolutions endorsing his candidacy. "I'm a Democrat, but I'm going to do everything in my power to elect you, a staunch Republican to Congress to save Imperial Valley from ruination through the Swing-Rose all American canal project," Edward Dooln The last visit registered Novembrilion is seded. 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Men of high standing in the party in every county in the district, including Imperial, the home of his opponent, are enlisting in his ranks. The Colorado river irrigation project is a live issue on the east side of the district and scores of the most influential and best posted men in that section are repudiating the Swing Johnson plan for an all-American canal. These men are flocking to the Sample standard. The Coolidge and Dawes club has twice adopted resolutions endorsing his candidacy. "I'm a Democrat, but I'm going to do everything in my power to elect you, a staunch Republican to Congress to save Imperial Valley from ruination through the Swing-Rose all American canal project," Edward Dooln In one month getting November at Wargether after through gardd for one election to regio or very recent date. Sunday ererman's Some о'reading sources. Men of high standing in the party in every county in the district, including Imperial, the home of his opponent, are enlisting in his ranks. The Colorado river irrigation project is a live issue on the east side of the district and scores of the most influential and best posted men in that section are repudiating the Swing-Rose all American canal project," Edward Dooln In one month getting November at Wargether after through gardd for one election to regio or very recent date. Sunday ererman's Some о'reading sources. Men of high standing in the party in every county in the district, including Imperial, the home of his opponent, are enlisting in his ranks. The Colorado river irrigation project is a live issue on the east side of the district and scores of the most influential and best posted men in that section are repudiating the Swing-Rose all American canal project," Edward Dooln In one month getting November at Wargether after through gardd for one election to regio or very recent date. Sunday ererman's Some о'reading sources. Men of high standing in the party in every county in the district, including Imperial, the home of his opponent, are enlisting in his ranks. The Colorado river irrigation project is a live issue on the east side of the district and scores of the most influential and best posted men in that section are repudiating the Swing-Rose all American canal project," Edward Dooln In one month getting November at Wargether after through gardd for one election to regio or very recent date. Sunday ererman's Some о'reading sources. Men of high standing in the party in every county in the district, including Imperial, the home of his opponent, are enlisting in his ranks. The Colorado river irrigation project is a live issue on the east side of the district and scores of the most influential and best posted men in that section are repudiating the Swing-Rose all American canal project," Edward Dooln In one month getting November at Wargether after through gardd for one election to regio or very recent date. Sunday ererman's Some о'reading sources. Men of high standing in the party in every county in the district, including Imperial, the home of his opponent, are enlisting in his ranks. The Colorado river irrigation project is a live issue on the east side of the district and scores of the most influential and best posted men in that section are repudiating the Swing-Rose all American canal project," Edward Dooln In one month getting November at Wargether after through gardd for one election to regio or very recent date. Sunday ererman's Some о'reading sources. Men of high standing in the party in every county in the district, including Imperial, the home of his opponent, are enlisting in his ranks. The Colorado river irrigation project is a live issue on the east side of the district and scores of the most influential and best posted men in that section are repudiating the Swing-Rose all American canal project," Edward Dooln In one month getting November at Wargether after through gardd for one election to regio or very recent date. Sunday ererman's Some о'reading sources. Men of high standing in the party in every county in the district, including Imperial,the homeofhisopponentareenlistedinhefirstmonthgettingNovemberatWargetherafterthrough Garddforoneelectiontoregioormorerecentdate.Sund DEFENSE TEST DAY Commenting on press reports concerning the attitude of governors of certain eastern states toward the Defense Test Day of September 12, Major General Charles G. Morton, commanding the Ninth Corps Area, today made the following statement: "I am sure that opposition to Defence Test Day is based on misunderstanding of its purpose. The primary purpose of the Defense Test is to enable the citizens of this country to see for themselves and to understand the initial steps necessary to muster our forces for national defense according to the processes prescribed by the National Defense Act of June 4, 1920. "Never before in the history of this country have the citizens been asked to give serious thought to the problem." Senator Shortridge dispatched a lengthy message to the President avowing himself to be of the conviction that the around the world flight should terminate at Clover Field. Thereupon official Washington got together and declared the flight should end at Seattle. How Sam does spill the beans, to be sure! Let us see! Wasn't there a man, ever and ever so long ago, performing in this state of the name of Hiram Johnson? Where did he come from, what did he do, and where is he? Scat! SWING'S "ENDORSEMENT" Congressman Swing has a letter from C. Bascom Slemp, private secretary to the president, which he claims is an endorsement of his work in the Johnson plan for an all-American canal. These men are flocking to the Sample standard. The Coolidge and Dawes club has twice adopted resolutions endorsing his candidacy. "I'm a Democrat, but I'm going to do everything in my power to elect you, a staunch Republican to Congress to save Imperial Valley from ruination through the Swing-Rose all American canal project," Edward Dool Calexico rancher writes to Senator Sample. "Even though I am unfortunately handicapped in not being able to vote for you at the primaries, having registered wrong," says Dool. "I am doing all I can to make valley Republicans realize what a catastrophe confronts Imperial and the Southwest if the incumbent continues in office. "The canal project sponsored by Swing, as the mouthpiece of Mark Rose and his crowd, spells ruination to the ranchers. It has been the stumbling block in keeping congress from giving Imperial Valley much needed flood control of the Colorado river. "I came into the valley 23 years ago, have faced every discouraging situation this land has been through, and believe I know what I'm talking about when I say Sample must go to congress to save our farms from ruination. "My Wife, my sister and myself intend to protect ourselves and the accrease we own by talking Sample until we are blue in the face." ZETTE Number 43 SAMPLE BAK IN EIM DAY TOUR OF BEGINNING AT MONDAY Mark in This City y, and Will Also his Club Tuesday Is An Ardent ident Coolidge— broughout the Dissis Standard. be been made for tour in Orange Ed P. Sample of for the Republicongress in this meeting will be 10 o'clock Monlast one at Orday evening. Folary arranged for recent Congress. The leeter is as follows: White House, Washington, July 17, 1924 "My Dear Mr. Swing: "I would be personally obliged if you would write me about conditions in your section and the drift of public sentiment, there generally. I would be delighted to hear as fully as you care to write. "The president has again taken the responsibility of his great office and is holding up remarkably well." C. B. SLEMP, Private Secretary to the President. Only that and nothing more. Mr. Slemp appears to be one of those funny fellers. It looks like a passing of the buck. If that's an indorsement we'll consent to let it go at that. COUNTY'S REGISTRATION The registration in Orange county for the August primaries, according to figures made public by County Clerk Backs, reaches 37,802 an increase of 4,000 over the totals for the May primary. Nearly two thirds of the voters have declared themselves Republicans, the figures for that party being 24,797. The Democrats registra-tion was 8,729. Prohibitionists, 814. Socialists 301. Non-Partisan, 184 Progressives 126. Independents 108. CHEMICAL PLANT NOW INSIDE THE CITY HAS LEGAL RIGHT TO USE SEWER IF WASTE MATTER NOT OBJECTABLE Santa Anas Efforts to Bar It From the Outfall Not Relished By Our Officials — Inspector Gowdy Will Make An Examination Soon—Plant to Spend Half a Million Dollars In Improvements and Extensions—Sewer Opened Before Completion for Santa Ana's Accommodation. Unless Inspector Gowdy of the State Board of Health makes an unfavorable report relative to the waste matter turned into the sewer by the Crystal Chemical Co., no steps will be taken by the city to force the plant to close. Gowdy will be here in a short time to make the inspection. It is not believed that he will find any thing objectionable in the sewage. The registration in Orange county for the August primaries, according to figures made public by County Clerk Backs, reaches 37,802 an increase of 4,000 over the totals for the May primary. Nearly two thirds of the voters have declared themselves Republicans, the figures for that party being 24,797. The Democrats registration was 8,729. Prohibitionists, 814. Socialists 301. Non-Partisan, 184 Progressives 126. Independents 108. Social Democrats, 3. Independent Republicans 2. Progressive Socialists 1 declined to state, 2642. At the beginning of registration last winter Backs estimated that the registration in the county for the November election would reach 40,000. Sion is completed this force will be inseded. FISHERMAN'S DAY Sunday, August 10th will be Fisherman's day at Newport and Balboa. Some classy speed will be shown in the races between commercial boats which are to race from Newport Pier to Balboa Pier and return. The races are open to anyone owning or operating a working boat and judges of the event will be selected from among the practical business men of the beach city. There will also be races for work boats and prizes will be in cash. There are about seventy five boats engaged in the fishing industry on Newport Bay and quite a string of entries is assured. The mayor of Newport Beach, George H. Wilson, will be the Chairman of the Board of judges and others who will serve with him are: Fred W. Young of Balboa; Frederick M. Hodge of Los Angeles; H. H. Williamson of Costa Mesa and Frank Claudina of Newport Beach. THE GET OUT THE VOTE CLUB In order to assure organized effort to get the "stay at home vote" next November, there has been organized at Washington a "National Get Together club". This organization will assist in the formation of local clubs throughout the country, without regard to party lines, all working to the one end of inducing all voters on election day because they have failed to register and it is either impossible or very difficult to qualify on election day unless previously registered. Unless Inspector Gowdy of the State Board of Health makes an unfavorable report relative to the waste matter turned into the sewer by the Crystal Chemical Co., no steps will be taken by the city to force the plant to close. Gowdy will be here in a short time to make the inspection. It is not believed that he will find anything objectionable in the sewage from the plant, as he has already stated that any matter that would pass through the screen is permissible. Santa Ana has raised an objection to the waste from the chemical plant passing down the sewer on the ground that the matter discolors the water at the mouth and interferes with the divers at work on the 200 foot pipe extending into the ocean. The Santa Anans argued that the chemical plant was outside the city of Anaheim therefore it had no authority to use the sewer, and they voiced a demand that the plant be cut off. The election last Friday brought the plant within the city limits, consequently it cannot be cut off now unless its matter is objectionable and this. Anaheim officials, who have made an inspection, deny. Anaheim authorities say that the sewer should not have been used until the outfall was completed, but they consented to the opening merely for the accommodation of Santa Ana, as that city was finding it difficult to dispose of its sewage. The contract between the cities governing the construction of the joint sewer provides for the disposal of waste from industrial plants and Santa Ana's unreasonable objection will have no weight here. The Crystal Chemical plant was erected at a cost of $250,000 and additions are being planned that will cost half a million dollars more. It now employs 25 men and when the extension is competed this force will be increased to 60. at home habit is increasing. In 1898 80 per cent of the qualified voters cast ballots; in 1900, 73 per cent; in 1903, 66 per cent; in 1912, 62 per cent; in 1920 less than 50 per cent. In a recent statement on the subject, Mr. Simon Michelet, of Washington, D.C., who is leading the movement said: "The fact stands, that the In order to assure organized effort to get the "stay at home vote" next November, there has been organized at Washington a "National Get Together club". This organization will assist in the formation of local clubs throughout the country, without regard to party lines, all working to the one end of inducing all voters on election day because they have failed to register and it is either impossible or very difficult to qualify on election day unless previously registered. In order to make its work most effective, this new club will begin its work early and induce citizens to register, thus removing all reason for failing to go to the polls when the ballots are to be marked. In the statement of its purposes the National Get Out the Vote Club says: "The purpose of this organization is to aid by all practicable and efficient means a full registration and vote of all qualified American citizens throughout the United States. It is our purpose to enroll members and enlist active workers in state, congressional district, county and local organizations, regardless of political affiliations and to secure the patriotic service and co-operation of both individual citizens and all classes of social, civic, political and business organizations; to arouse public sentiment by the distribution of data and literature, to secure the service of public speakers and the public press, to co-operate with public officials and civic and political committees, to promote a campaign of national and state education, and likewise to engage in active and direct measures to secure the registration of voters, to get voters out to the polls, etc." Quoting from a review compiled by Colliers weekly the new organization calls attention to the fact that the stay at home habit is increasing. In 1898 80 per cent of the qualified voters cast ballots; in 1900, 73 per cent; in 1903, 66 per cent; in 1912, 62 per cent; in 1920 less than 50 per cent. In a recent statement on the subject, Mr. Simon Michelet, of Washington, D.C., who is leading the movement said: "The fact stands, that the enormous stay at home vote of today is sufficient to change the result of the presidential election in a vast majority of states. The stay at home army of 25,000,000 can elect or defeat any candidate. Upon the ability and efficiency of national and state committees in mobilizing the stay at homes and converting them to active electors hangs many an election." Concluding another statement on the same subject, he says: "It is the hope of those behind the present campaign that a large number of men and women of all political parties prominent in public life, and of organizations which have taken up the problem in localities, will shortly be affiliated with the movement for the formation of a nation wide organization." Chester Kline of San Jacinto has been in Orange county campaigning for the senatorship, basing his claim to preferment upon the idea that it is Riverside's turn at the office this year. But really, Mr. Kline, talking about honor among politicians, isn't it Imperial County's turn, not Riverside's, or doesn't Imperial count any more? You won't get the average city family in love with the "great open spaces until you can steam heat em."