anaheim-gazette 1925-01-22

Anaheim Gazette ESTABLISHED 1870 ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY Henry Kuhel, Editor and Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR ...$1.50 SIX MONTHS ...$1.90 THREE MONTHS ...$ .50 Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter NEW INDUSTRY LOCATES IN ANAHEIM Ross Turbine Engine Co. Opening Plant Here The Ross Turbine Engine Company, Inc., is a new industry that will shortly be in full operation in this city. The office of the company is at 127 South Los Angeles street, but the factory will be located on South Atchison street. Officials state that within 60 days it will have 30 men at work on full time, as orders for $25,000 worth of its products have already been booked. These orders have come in within the past two weeks. The capital stock of the company is $250,000, but $10,000 worth of stock has been placed on the market in order that local people may acquire an interest in the plant. President William J. Ross made the following statement some days ago: "Men who have been identified with the automobile industry for many years have contended that some day the steam motor would displace the gas engine, and I claim hydro-electric and steam will be the principal power used and the Ross Turbine Engine Company, Inc., will develop turbine engines for automobiles, ships, pumping the past year, according to the annual report made by Chief Forester Greeley to the secretary of agriculture. The white pine blister rust threatens to take a heavy toll in the valuable white pine forests of Idaho and eventually throughout the white pine regions of other states, the report states. Added danger has come to the pine stands in the West largely because of the rapid spread of the blister rust disease in British Columbia a short distance north of the Canadian boundary. During the past year the forest service co-operated with the Bureau of Plant Industry, which is leading the fight against tree diseases, in fighting the blister rust through the elimination of wild currant and gooseberry bushes. The scientists of the Department of Agriculture are also deeply concerned over the blight that has spread among chestnut trees of the East and South. No practical means of controlling the chestnut blight has yet been devised and the forest service is attempting to salvage the chestnut timber in the southern national forests before it is ruined for commercial purposes. Bark beetles continue to be a menace to timber stands within the national forests, says Chief Forester Greeley. Under the technical direction of the Bureau of Entomology the fight against the bark beetle and other tree insects is being waged in several regions, especially in the yellow pine belts of Arizona, California and Oregon. To "fireproof" the forests of Southern California, the board recommends the extension of the present road system and the building of new highways which will relieve the congestion of recreation, seekers in the foothill canons and give them a more attractive and less hazardous country in the mountain regions, which people are not unprecedent in a nationality and standing, employing and improving. There can contribute to than the safest fest in the Psychology national proctect today is open aftermath palliative francisans. The depression era. This hope not infiltrate the world. Proved conduct condition it is equally United chief finance means better perous America markets of America that selling to Experials for tribute to the pean industrial pre-war year. The people with stable way of talk which discern inventors of for improvising is getting through the rather in spite has been a station since thought and have been e President William J. Ross made the following statement some days ago: "Men who have been identified with the automobile industry for many years have contended that some day the steam motor would displace the gas engine, and I claim hydro-electric and steam will be the principal power used and the Ross Turbine Engine Company, Inc., will develop turbine engines for automobiles, ships, pumps, electric locomotives, pleasure boats, heed boats, hydro-electric plants, steam tractors, steam electric plants and other uses. In due time you will see railroad trains and street cars electrically propelled with their own power plants. "We do not have to waste any time establishing the fact that the Ross turbine engines are to be manufactured; that is already done. All we have got to do right now is to prove and show the wonderful future possibilities and merit of the Ross turbine engine." "A co-operative association is a powerful combination for mutual good. Organization is the power of success in the financial and manufacturing world, and it is going to help us in this business." GIRLS! HERE'S BIG LOVE PROBLEM Offered a Count, a Millionaire or a Boy—Which Would You Marry? Which man would you marry? Sara Lansdale was a typical American girl of today. She had taken life by the scruff of the neck and was shaking every innocent thrill out of it, when into her life came three men and she was confronted with the serious problem: "Which one shall I marry?" Count Coti Desanges was the wealthiest bachelor in France. He was regarded by ambitious mothers as the season's best catfish—in fact he had been looked upon in that manner for many years. He was athletic in build and an all-round sportsman. He owned a racing stable that was the pride of France. And he had a title. Charles Carleton was a dashing American millionaire from California. He also, was an athlete and an all-round sportsman. His American horses swent everything before them. He was handsome and women worshipped the ground he walked on. He To "fireproof" the forests of Southern California, the board recommends the extension of the present road system and the building of new highways which will relieve the congestion of recreation, seekers in the foothill canvons and give them a more attractive and less hazardous country in the higher mountain regions in which to go journe. A well planned and extensive system of relatively narrow fire lines cut through the brush along ridges and at other strategic points as a basis of entry and attack on fires is recommended, together with an increased mileage of trails and telephone lines, the development of springs, the safeguarding of camp grounds against fire, and the disposal of brush and debris along trails and state and county roads. It is the opinion of the Board of Fire Review that the adequate and justifiable fire protection of the chaparral forests of Southern California involves a special problem which presents much the same fundamental arguments for federal participation in the protection of private values at stake as has already been recognized under the Weeks and Carke-McNary laws, where federal participation in the protection of privately owned timber lands is provided for. With this in mind, it is suggested that a bill be introduced in congress authorizing an appropriation of $1,000,000 to be available until expended, for the protection of the forest and brush covered areas of the Angeles, San Bearnardino (new), Santa Barbara and Cleveland national forests, with the proviso that the state, counties, municipalities, water users' associations and other private or cooperative interests shall enter into an agreement to expend a little amount for the prevention and control of fires. To afford more intensize fire protection, to better handle the growing recreation work, and to fully develop and organize public relations and cooperative activities, the board recommends the following inter-forest and boundary changes: 1. The western or San Gabriel division to remain as the Angeles national forest, with the addition of 272,600 acres of federal lands in Los Angeles county now included within the Santa Barbara national forest—the total area of the readjusted Angles. The people with stable way of talk which discern inventors of for improvising getting through the earth in spain has been a station since thought and have been productive in trying to do than hard wishing economy. The politic about the Wore its burden bungled the are working mained for Americans but set Europe's stability and demagogues ward this rellings they call in a world of grandeur and move in their use their com. The murder judge if he has sentenced to jail, this wipe me." The person found so mentalities were before after the war under modern won by anybody alike are mean that there are still of development is a menace must be maimed that every ot haunted before class powers. America will old pathway via a nation will contribute war spirit. It ion which wo in wars with have nothing has only vind international. The trumpkin in the field of season's best cath—in fact he had been looked upon in that manner for many years. He was athletic in build and an all-round sportsman. He owned a racing stable that was the pride of France. And he had a title. Charles Carleton was a dashing American millionaire from California. He, also, was an athlete and an all-round sportsman. His American horses swent everything before them. He was handsome and women worshipped the ground he walked on. He had been spoiled and, where women were concerned, was impulsive. Seeing what he wanted, he took it leaving behind him a trail of broken hearts. Julian Greer was young, almost boyish. He had never really been in love and had not lost the illusions of his extreme youth. Since graduating from college he had worked continually with his father and would eventually be equally as wealthy as the others. He, too, was handsome and athletic but had been protected more or less by his father from the wiles of ambitious women. He loved life, took it seriously and lived it well. These are the three men who came into Sara Lansdale's life. One of them she thought she loved, one of them she did love and one of them she married, in the First National picture, "In Every Woman's Life," which is coming for Sunday only to the California theatre. FOREST NOTES The white pine blister rust in the Northeast and Northwest, the chestnut blight in the East and South, and the bark beetle infestations in the Southwest and Pacific Coast regions were the principal tree diseases and posts fought by the forest service dur- LOOKING FORWARD TO A GOOD YEAR The horizon of this republic was never brighter than at the beginning of this year. It seems certain that the American ANAHEIM GAZETTE arding to the chief Forester of agriculture, rust threat- in the val- of Idaho and white pine, the report has come to West largely spread of the British Colum- north of the forest service Bureau of leading the cases, in fight- high the elimi- gooseberry department of highly concerned spread among it and South, controlling the been devised attempting limber in the before it is purposes. To be a men- thin the na- lef Forester anical direc- homology the title and other and in several yellow pine California and states of South-recommends怠nt road sys- new highways congestion of foothill can- are attractive country in the people are entering upon a period of unprecedented prosperity. Following a national decision in favor of security and stability, business is expanding, employment for labor is increasing and agricultural conditions are improving. There can be no greater single contribution to the welfare of the nation than the spirit of hopefulness manifest in the beginning days of 1925. Psychology is an important factor in national progress, and that psychology today is optimistic. The war and its aftermath produced a decidedly pessimistic frame of mind among Americans. They are recovering from the depression and demoralization of that era. This hope and pride in America is not inimical to the good of the rest of the world. It is often said that improved conditions in Europe will better conditions in the United States. It is equally true that "good times" in the United States, now the world's chief financial and commercial power, means better times in Europe. Prosperous America is buying more in the markets of Europe, Asia and South America than in any pre-war year, and selling to Europe more of the raw materials for manufacture which contribute to the upbuilding of the European industrial structure than in any pre-war year. The people in any country blessed with stable, free institutions have a way of taking care of themselves; which discredits the theories of the inventors of political patent processes for improving humanity's lot. Europe is getting back on her feet, not through the efforts of politicians, but rather in spite of them, for Europe has been a sort of political experiment station since the war and money, thought and effort which might better have been employed in the revival of before the motion picture camera. In "The Girl in the Limousine" he is allowed full play in the role of a butler who is faced by a series of delicate situations and who handles them to the consternation and dismay of all concerned. "The Girl in the Limousine" stars Larry Semon, the famous stage comedian, whose experience dates back to the days of Keystone copsand custard pies. However, "The Girl in the Limousine" is as different from the old-time comedies as the modern theatre is different from the ancient open air nickelodeons. Claire Adams in the leading feminine role completes the trio of principals in this rapid-fire melodramatic farce. J. M. BARRIE'S "PETER PAN" ON SCREEN AT LAST The secret of the origin of fairies is out. "Peter Pan" gives it away at last in Herbert Brenon's production of J. M. Barrie's famous fantasy for Paramount, coming to the California theatre on Monday for four big days. "When the first baby laughed for the first time, its laugh broke into a thousand pieces and they all went skipping about. That was the beginning of fairies," said Peter Pan. Children who believe in fairies are the ones who keep them alive, according to Peter. "Every time a child says 'I don't believe in fairies,' one of them suddenly dies." Fairies are nearly all dead now because so many children refuse to believe in them any more." The adventures of the three Darling children, Wendy, John and Michael, with Peter in the Never Never Land form the theme of Barrie's wonderful fantasy. For more than 20 years "Peter Pan" has been a favorite with millions of plays the title role; Ernest Torrence, Cyril Chadwick, Virginia Brown Faire and Anna Wong are featured in the picture. Willis Goldbeck adapted the screen play from Barrie's stage production. Roy Pomeroy's artistic genius materially aided Herbert Brenon in the filming of many fairy-like effects. GOOD AS NEW Studebaker Special Top and Curtains Will make a bargain price PROBST, The Auto Painter 113-115 W. Adele St. Anaheim A CARELESS MOVE—and you have an ink spot. Sometimes it's grease or paint—offtimes it's mud or dirt. In any case, just phone 508. We will call for and return your garment. FRESH AND CLEAN GOOD AS NEW The people in any country blessed with stable, free institutions have a way of taking care of themselves which discredits the theories of the inventors of political patent processes for improving humanity's lot. Europe is getting back on her feet, not through the efforts of politicians, but rather in spite of them, for Europe has been a sort of political experiment station since the war and money thought and effort which might better have been employed in the revival of productive industry has been wasted in trying to discover some means other than hard work and thrift for establishing economic stability. The politicians of Europe brought about the World war and the people bore its burdens. The politicians have bungled the peace, and yet the masses are working out from under it. It remained for America, not through politicians, but through business men, to set Europe's feet on the way toward stability and prosperity. Spouting demagogues contributed nothing toward this result; in the nature of things they could not do so. They live in a world of theory and delusions of grandeur and the every day people move in the realm of realities, and use their common sense. The murderer who was asked by the judge if he had anything to say when sentenced to be hanged, said: "Well, Judge, this will be a good lesson to me." The people of the world will not be found so amendable to the instrumentalities of propaganda as they were before, during and immediately after the war. They know now that under modern conditions no war is won by anybody—defeated and victorious alike are losers. This does not mean that the nation with a will to peace should overlook the fact that there are still nations in such a state of devolution that their will to war is a menace against which barriers must be maintained. But it does mean that every other resource will be exhausted before any war between first-class powers will be possible. America will keep her feet on the old pathway which has made and kept us a nation of peace. This republic will contribute nothing to the world's war spirit. It will sacrifice no tradition which would involve this republic in wars with the causes of which we have nothing to do. The World war has only vindicated the wisdom of the international policies of Washington. The triumphs of this country will be in the field of invention of production. "Every time a child says 'I don't believe in faties,' one of them suddenly dies. Fairies are nearly all dead now because so many children refuse to believe in them any more." The adventures of the three Darling children, Wendy, John and Michael, with Peter in the Never Never Land form the theme of Barrie's wonderful fantasy. For more than 20 years "Peter Pan" has been a favorite with millions of theatre-goers. For the first time this wonderful story has been brought to the screen. Betty Bronson, chosen by Barrie. A CARELESS MOVE—and you have an ink spot. Sometimes it's grease or paint—oftimes it's mud or dirt. In any case, just phone 508. We will call for and return your garment FRESH AND CLEAN GOOD AS NEW Paris Cleaners & Dyers 123 No. Los Angeles St. Golden Rule Investor Ross Turbine Engine Par Value, $1.00 per share. Main Office, 137 S. Los Angles Wanted Ten Thousands Collectively subscribed for stock at par value, $1.00 per member of the Board of Directors to represent them. Are you an industrial booster? If not, why not? We have orders to the amount of $25,000 to start on. want this pay-roll here? You can best answer this by sending America will keep her feet on the old pathway which has made and kept us a nation of peace. This republic will contribute nothing to the world's war spirit. It will sacrifice no tradition which would involve this republic in wars with the causes of which we have nothing to do. The World war has only vindicated the wisdom of the international policies of Washington. The triumphs of this country will be in the field of invention, of production, of research and of philanthropy, where we now lead the world. The influence of the United States in the world will be beneficent, not destructive. Upon such ideals a patriotism which holds nothing of menace to the world's peace or welfare may be built. STAGE COMEDIAN HAS THE EASIER JOB Charlie Murray, who has one of his most uproariously funny roles in "The Girl in the Limousine," which will be seen on the screen at the California theatre, Friday only, believes that the comedian on the stage has a ten times easier job than his brother, the screen comedian. The reason Murray fives is that the actor before the camera is deprived of the power of the spoken word and is forced to rely solely upon pantomime to win a laugh. While the same is true of the dramatic screen actor, expressing comedy by pantomime is a more difficult task than acting out a dramatic situation without the use of words. Murray should know whereof he speaks, inasmuch as he has been acting in comedy for the past 30 years, first on the vaudeville and musical comedy stage and more recently be- Collectively subscribed for stock at par value, $1.00 per member of the Board of Directors to represent them. Are you an industrial booster? If not, why not? We have orders to the amount of $25,000 to start on. Want this pay-roll here? You can best answer this by sending one or more shares of stock. I will call a meeting of the sub-unit deposited in local bank, and you can elect your director. I want a local man or woman to serve on the Board of Trust about the future possibilities of the Ross Turbine Engine. It is open to every possible investigation. There are sentiments. But, on the other hand, an honest proposition, management. This $10,000 must be subscribed in one week if I am not wait—act now. The value of your stock is bound to increase. Call phone or write for printed literature. We will also consult engineers—inventions developed by draftsmens and pattern makers. Hydro Turbine Engines—Steam Turbine Engines—Air Motors Molding Machines and Concrete Mixers—General Contractors Electric and Acetylene Welding—Cylinder and Crank Shafts GENERAL BLACKSMITHING The Body Needs MEAT! Meat quickly supplies warmth and nourishing red blood so necessary during cold wintry weather. Your body needs it. That's why a savory steak, or a tempting roast tastes so good at winter meals. There is a difference in the meat you buy. We serve only the best quality. Knott's Market 243 West Center-Two Stores-1119 Lincoln Ave. Phone 896 Phone 800 ELESS MOVE have an ink spot. s grease or paint— ud or dirt. In any one 508. We will return your garment. AND CLEAN AS NEW anners & Dyers Los Angeles St. ter meals. There is a difference in the meat you buy. We serve only the best quality. Knott’s Market 243 West Center-Two Stores-1119 Lincoln Ave. Phone 896 Phone 800 Investment Opportunity Engine Company, Inc. Capitalization, $250,000 e, 137 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Calif. ed $10,000 Thousand Dollars at par value, $1.00 per share. The subscribers to this $10,000 pool will elect represent them. Money will be deposited in local bank. If not, why not? The future possibilities of this industry are unlimited. $25,000 to start on. When we open this plant here in Anaheim, do you answer this by sending your check, bank draft, or P. O. money order for at par value, $1.00 per share. The subscribers to this $10,000 pool will elect to represent them. Money will be deposited in local bank. If not, why not? The future possibilities of this industry are unlimited. $25,000 to start on. When we open this plant here in Anaheim, do you answer this by sending your check, bank draft, or P. O. money order for a meeting of the subscribers to this pool when the full amount of $10,000 elect your director. Reserve on the Board of Directors of our company to tell the people the truth as Turbine Engine. Investigation. There are no secrets, no subterfures, no evasions, no misreprenion honest proposition, fostered and promoted by an honest and efficient in one week if I am to know that Anaheim wants this industry. Do not work is bound to increase when development starts. Temperature. We will also send our representative to see you. NOTIONS DEVELOPED—MECHANICAL ENGINEERS—MACHINISTS AND PATTERN MAKERS—MANUFACTURERS Engines—Air Motors and Appliances—Ornamental Cast Iron Lamp Posts Mixers—General Contractors for Machine Foundry and Pattern Work Cylinder and Crank Shaft Grinding—Automobile Repair Department IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS