anaheim-gazette 1926-01-14

Buena Park Notes (By MRS. J. P. ROBISON) Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Atherton and children returned Monday evening from a trip to Marysville, where they have been visiting, during the holidays. Mrs. Brown of Huntington Beach returned to her home there Thursday evening after spending a week with Mrs. E. W. Thurman. Mrs. K. E. Thurman and Mrs. J. B. Robison were luncheon guests in Gibson Park Wednesday. Mr. Butler and family of Arkansas arrived here Saturday and are living in the C. A. Corlis house on 11th street. Miss Lulu Finney returned Monday to Uplands. Miss Finney is taking up some special work in Chaffey Junior College. Mrs. Cecil Tozler and infant daughter returned to her home in Long Beach Tuesday after several weeks' stay with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Schofield. Mrs. G. E. Murch, Mrs. Howell of Santa Ana and Mrs. Harold Mills of Anahaim went to Calexico Tuesday. Mrs. Mills will remain for a visit there. Little Dale Hunt, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hunt, is suffering from a broken arm. Mrs. Haskins of Eureka, Kansas, who has spent several months with her son E. R. Haskins and family of Park avenue, left Friday for her Kansas home. The Woman's Club met Thursday at the club house. Mrs. Fred Bastady, second vice-president presided as Mrs. L. T. Willsey, president, and Mrs. Glenn Crilley, were both on the sick list. Mrs Oscar West was elected secretary, and Mrs. E. P. Mann treasurer. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. H. S. Horn, Mrs. H. Haggarty and Mrs. W. W. Hart. Mr. George Bobst of Los Angeles called on Mrs. M. S. Berkley Thursday here at Buena Park until the family returned to their old home at Clovis several months ago. The young couple will live in the Hunnleut home in Mission Gardens. The young people are quite popular and have many friends to wish them much joy in their new venture. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Girvin and son Charles visited Mr. and Mrs. Meyer of Huntington Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilfongs of Walnut Park Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Epson entertained Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Snider, who is to return soon to her home in Wichita, Kansas. Other guests were Mrs. Juanita Beedles and son Buddy, Mr. and Mrs. Cullen, Mrs. Karl McMillan, all of Fullerton and Charles and Amos Robinson of Buena Park. Mrs. Nellie Andrews of Campton is spending several days with her daughter Mrs. J. J. Boyle and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Boyle were business visitors in Altadena Monday. Cypress Notes (By W. C. MILLER) The Community Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs Merton Penhall Tuesday afternoon. The beautiful new home, located on Lincoln avenue just west of town, was tastefully decorated for the occasion and the hostess was assisted in entertaining by Mrs O.P.Bunyard and Mrs.Don Grindlay. This was the annual meeting and the election of officers for the ensuing year was the most important item of business. Mrs.C.E.Willcox was elected president; Mrs.M.M.Carpenter, vice president and Mrs.Roy Miller secretary and treasurer. An invitation to join the federation of women's clubs was not accepted, the members believing that the club was purely a community affair and would function just as well individually as it in the federation. A short program consisting of readings by Mrs.Geo.Miller, Mrs.M.Presion and Mrs.D.Franzil was enjoyed after the business session。 The Woman's Club met Thursday at the club house. Mrs. Fred Bastady, second vice-president presided as Mrs. L. T. Wilson, president, and Mrs. Glenn Crilley, were both on the sick list. Mrs. Oscar West was elected secretary, and Mrs. E. P. Mann treasurer. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. H. S. Horn, Mrs. H. H. Haggarty and Mrs. W. W. Hart. Mr. George Bobst of Los Angeles called on Mrs. M. S. Berkey Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Newman are being visited by their son E. A. Newman of Arizona. On Tuesday evening Mrs. May Feagan, Mrs. L. J. Robeson, Mrs. Irene Couts, Mrs. H. H. Haggarty, Mr. and Mrs. James Watson and Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson attended the Liberty Court, Order of Amaranth, at Anaheim. Miss Elizabeth Jones is quite sick with pneumonia at her home on Western avenue. A trained nurse is in attendance. Mrs. Donald McComber and Mrs. Gerald McComber were guests at a bridge party at the home of Miss Laura Porter at Fullerton. The new home of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Calloway was the scene of a merry party Wednesday evening when the "Jolly Neighbors" met to celebrate the fifty-sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Calloway, and incidentally to give the new home a "house warming." Mr. S. F. Hilgenfeld and Miss Leona Hilgenfeld of Brea were in town Thursday. Mrs. A. C. Teagarden of Los Angeles visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Huguenot Friday and brought home her grandmother, Mrs. McGregor, who has been visiting in Los Angeles since Christmas. Mrs. Penelope Cady was a Los Angelus shopper Wednesday. The Chamber of Commerce held the usual bi-monthly meeting Friday evening. Plans were perfected for the Father and Son banquet January 25th. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Jaynes have gone to their cottage at Lake Arrowhead for a few days' rest. Mrs. Geo. Jaynes is in charge of the post office during their absence. Mrs. Richard Nelson entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of her son Jackie's first birthday. The babies invited were each less than one year old so their mamas were also invited. After a social hour and comparison of babies, delicious refreshments were served—the mamas being served with delicious salad and cake while each small lad and lasale had an individual cake with one cancled on it and graham crackers. Those women has spent many years in the study of the housing and feeding of poultry, recently sold his plant in Lynwood and last week purchased five acres of the Shultz place located six miles west of Anaheim and a mile east of Cypress on Lincoln avenue. After a few months' tour of Europe, Mr. Arp intends to erect a poultry plant on his newly acquired property that will embody new and original features, the result of his many years' study. Mr. Arp has already made a success in the poultry game and he feels that his new venture will not be an experiment, but will produce a plant that will be a real show place. William Brenton exchanged his small poultry plant in north Cypress for Long Beach property. Mr. Brenton thinks so well of this section that he is dealing for some acreage on which to erect a of the Wilcox place and will erect a real poultry plant. Gordon Moss has purchased five acres poultry plant in the very near future. Mr. Moss was formerly of Lynwood. E. L. June, formerly of Bell has opened a seed and feed store in the Fuquay building, Mr. June intends to carry a full line of feed, grain, seeds and fuel. The Cypress Athletic Club held another enjoyable meeting Tuesday evening despite the fact that Manager Miller's main attractions for the evening fell down. The Luebkennan brothers failed to appear One was slated for the main boxing bout and the other the main wrestling match. Substitutes were found that made a creditable snowing. Earl Smith was a week end visitor to San Diego Business called E. F., south and not the ponies. W.R.Martin is in from Texas for a week end visit with his family. This was the annual meetings and election of officers for the ensuing year was the most important item of business. Mrs.C.E.Wilcox was elected president; Mrs.M.M.Carpenter, vice president and Mrs.Roy Miller secretary and treasurer. An invitation to join the federation of women's clubs was not accepted, the members believing that the club was purely a community affair and would function just as well individually as it in the federation. A short program consisting of readings by Mrs.Geo.Miller, Mrs.M.Presion and Mrs.D.Franzil was enjoyed after the business session. A delightful social hour was enjoyed over delicious refreshments consisting of fruit salad, checken sandwiches and coffee Those present were: Meadames O.P.Runyard, J.Cole, M.Patterson, Geo.Peters, Dr.Chandler, M.H.Shirley, M.Preston, C.E.Wileox, J.Fuquay,Rue White, C.L.Barnett,Geo.B.Miller, J.C.Lamblin,H.LaRue,W.R.Martin,H.Blythe,Oren Wilson,Roy Miller,W.J.Rennle,C.F.Huttenlocher,M.Ellison,G.G.Priddy,EarlSmith,M.M.Carpenter,DonGrindlay,D.Franzil,j.B.Kester,A.E.Johns,F Clark,and the hostess M.Penhall. Frank Arp, who has spent many years in the study of the housing and feeding of poultry, recently sold his plant in Lynwood and last week purchased five acres of the Shultz place located six miles west of Anaheim and a mile east of Cypress on Lincoln avenue. After a few months' tour of Europe, Mr. Arp intends to erect a poultry plant on his newly acquired property that will embody new and original features, the result of his many years' study. Mr. Arp has already made a success in the poultry game and he feels that his new venture will not be an experiment, but will produce a plant that will be a real show place. William Brenton exchanged his small poultry plant in north Cypress for Long Beach property. Mr.Brenton thinks so well of this section that he is dealing for some acreage on which to erect a of the Wilcox place and will erect a real poultry plant. Gordon Moss has purchased five acres poultry plant in the very near future. Mr.Moss was formerly of Lynwood. E.L.June, formerly of Bell has opened a seed and feed store in the Fuquay building, Mr.June intends to carry a full line of feed,grain,seeds and fuel. The Cypress Athletic Club held another enjoyable meeting Tuesday evening despite the fact that Manager Miller's main attractions for the evening fell down.The Luebkennan brothers failed to appear One was slated for the main boxing bout and the other the main wrestling match.Substitutes were found that made a creditable snowing. Earl Smith was a week end visitor to San Diego Business called E.F.south and not the ponies. W.R.Martin is in from Texas for a week end visit with his family. This was the annual meetings and election of officers for the ensuing year was the most important item of business.Mrs.C.E.Wilcox was elected president; Mrs.M.M.Carpenter,vice president and Mrs.Roy Miller secretary and treasurer. An invitation to join the federation of women's clubs was not accepted,the members believing that the club was purely a community affair and would function just as well individually as it in the federation. A short program consisting of readings by Mrs.Geo.Miller, Mrs.M.Presion and Mrs.D.Franzil was enjoyed after the business session. A delightful social hour was enjoyed over delicious refreshments consisting of fruit salad,checken sandwiches and coffee Those present were: Meadames O.P.Runyard, J.Cole,M.Patterson, Geo.Peters,Dr.Chandler,M.H.Shirley,M.Preston,C.E.Wileox,J.Fuquay,Rue White,C.L.Barnett,Geo.B.Miller,J.C.Lamblin,H.LaRue.W.R.Martin,H.Blythe,Oren Wilson,Roy Miller.W.J.Rennle,C.F.Huttenlocher,M.Ellison,G.G.Priddy,EarlSmith,M.M.Carpenter,DonGrindlay,D.Franzil,j.B.Kester,A.E.Johns,F Clark,and the hostess M.Penhall. Frank Arp, who has spent many years in the study of the housing and feeding of poultry, recently sold his plant in Lynwood and last week purchased five acres of the Shultz place located six miles west of Anaheim and a mile east of Cypress on Lincoln avenue.After a few months' tour of Europe,Mr. Arp intends to erect a poultry plant on his newly acquired property that will embody new and original features,the result of his many years' study.Mr. Arp has already made a success in the poultry game and he feels that his new venture will not be an experiment,但will produce a plant that will be a real show place. William Brenton exchanged his small poultry plant in north Cypress for Long Beach property.Mr.Brenton thinks so well of this section that he is dealing for some acreage on which to erect a of the Wilcox place and will erect a real poultry plant. Gordon Moss has purchased five acres poultry plant in the very near future.Mrs.Moss was formerly of Lynwood. E.L.June formerly of Bell has opened a seed and feed store in the Fuquay building,Mrs.June intends to carry a full line of feed,grain,seeds and fuel. The Cypress Athletic Club held another enjoyable meeting Tuesday evening despite the fact that Manager Miller's main attractions for the evening fell down.The Luebkennan brothers failed to appear One was slated for the main boxing bout and the other the main wrestling match.Substitutes were found that made a creditable snowing. Earl Smith was a week end visitor to San Diego Business called E.F.south and not the ponies. W.R.Martin is in from Texas for a week end visit with his family. This was the annual meetings and election of officers for the ensuing year was the most important item of business.Mrs.C.E.Wilcox was elected president; Mrs.M.M.Carpenter,vice president and Mrs.Roy Miller secretary和treasurer. An invitation to join the federation of women's clubs was not accepted,the members believing that the club was purely a community affair和will function just as well individually as it in the federation. A short program consisting of readings by Mrs.Geo.Miller, Mrs.M.Presionand Mrs.D.Franzil was enjoyed after the business session. A delightful social hour was enjoyed over delicious refreshments consisting of fruit salad，checken sandwiches和 coffee Those present were: Meadames O.P.Runyard，J.Cole,M.Patterson，Geo.Peters，Dr.Chandler,M.H.Shirley,M.Preston,C.E.Wileox，J.Fuquay,Rue White,C.L.Barnett，Geo.B.Miller，J.C.Lamblin,H.LaRue.W.R.Martin,H.Blythe，Oren Wilson,Roy Miller.W.J.Rennle,C.F.Huttenlocher,M.Ellison,G.G.Priddy，EarlSmith,M.M.Carpenter,DonGrindlay,D.Franzil,j.B.Kester,A.E.Johns,F Clark,and the hostess M.Penhall. Frank Arp who has spent many years in the study of the housing and feeding of poultry recently sold his plant in Lynwood and last week purchased five acres of the Shultz place located six miles west of Anaheim and a mile east of Cypress on Lincoln avenue.After a few months' tour of Europe，Mr. Arp intends to erect a poultry plant on his newly acquired property that will embody new and original features,the result of his many years' study.Mr. Arp has already made a success in the poultry game and he feels that his new venture will not be an experiment，但will produce a plant that will be a real show place. William Brenton exchanged his small poultry plant in north Cypress for Long Beach property.Mr.Brenton thinks so well of this section that he is dealing for some acreage on which to erect a of the Wilcox place and will erect a real poultry plant. Gordon Moss has purchased five acres poultry plant in the very near future.Mrs.Moss was formerly of Lynwood. E.L.June formerly of Bell has opened a seed and feed store in the Fuquay building,Mrs.June intends to carry a full line of feed,grain,seeds and fuel. The Cypress Athletic Club held another enjoyable meeting Tuesday evening despite the fact that Manager Miller's main attractions for the evening fell down.The Luebkennan brothers failed to appear One was slated for the main boxing bout and the other the main wrestling match.Substitutes were found that made a creditable snowing. Earl Smith was a week end visitor to San Diego Business called E.F.south and not the ponies. W.R.Martin is in from Texas for a week end visit with his family. This was the annual meetings and election of officers for the ensuing year was the most important item of business.Mrs.C.E.Wilcox was elected president; Mrs.M.M.Carpenter,vice president和Ms.Roy Miller secretary和treasurer. An invitation to join the federation of women's clubs was not accepted,the members believing that the club was purely a community affair和will function just as well individually as it in the federation. A short program consisting of readings by Mrs.Geo.Miller，Ms.M.Presionand Ms.D.Franzil was enjoyed after the business session. A delightful social hour was enjoyed over delicious refreshments consisting of fruit salad，checken sandwiches和 coffee Those present were: Meadames O.P.Runyard，J.Cole,M.Patterson，Geo.Peters，Dr.Chandler,M.H.Shirley,M.Preston,C.E.Wileox，J.Fuquay,Rue White,C.L.Barnett，Geo.B.Miller，J.C.Lamblin,H.LaRue.W.R.Martin,H.Blythe，Oren Wilson,Roy Miller.W.J.Rennle,C.F.Huttenlocher,M.Ellison,G.G.Priddy，EarlSmith,M.M.Carpenter,DonGrindlay,D.Franzil,j.B.Kester,A.E.Johns,F Clark,and the hostess M.Penhall. Frank Arp who has spent many years in the study of the housing and feeding of poultry recently sold his plant in Lynwood and last week purchased five acres of the Shultz place located six miles west of Anaheim and a mile east of Cypress on Lincoln avenue.After a few months' tour of Europe，Mr. Arp intends to erect a poultry plant on his newly acquired property that will embody new and original features,the result of his many years' study.Mr. Arp has already made a success in the poultry game and he feels that his new venture will not be an experiment，但will produce a plant that will be a real show place. William Brenton exchanged his small poultry plant in north Cypress for Long Beach property.Mr.Brenton thinks so well of this section that he is dealing for some acreage on which to erect a of the Wilcox place和 will erect a real poultry plant. Gordon Moss has purchased five acres poultry plant in the very near future.Mrs.Moss was formerly of Lynwood. E.L.June formerly of Bell has opened a seed and feed store in the Fuquay building,Mrs.June intends to carry a full line of feed,grain,seeds and fuel. The Cypress Athletic Club held another enjoyable meeting Tuesday evening despite the fact that Manager Miller's main attractions for the evening fell down.The Luebkennan brothers failed to appear One was slated for the main boxing bout and the other the main wrestling match.Substitutes were found that made a creditable snowing. Earl Smith was a week end visitor to San Diego Business called E.F.south and not the ponies. W.R.Martin is in from Texas for a week end visit with his family. This was the annual meetings and election of officers for the ensuing year was the most important item of business.Mrs.C.E.Wilcox was elected president; Mrs.M.M.Carpenter,vice president和Ms.Roy Miller secretary和treasurer. An invitation to join the federation of women's clubs was not accepted,the members believing that the club was purely a community affair和will function just as well individually as it in the federation. A short program consisting of readings by Mrs.Geo.Miller，Ms.M.Presionand Ms.D.Franzil was enjoyed after the business session. A delightful social hour was enjoyed over delicious refreshments consisting of fruit salad，checken sandwiches和 coffee Those present were: Meadames O.P.Runyard，J.Cole,M.Patterson，Geo.Peters，Dr.Chandler,M.H.Shirley,M.Preston,C.E.Wileox，J.Fuquay,Rue White,C.L.Barnett，Geo.B.Miller，J.C.Lamblin,H.LaRue.W.R.Martin,H.Blythe，Oren Wilson,Roy Miller.W.J.Rennle,C.F.Huttenlocher,M.Ellison,G.G.Priddy，EarlSmith,M.M.Carpenter,DonGrindlay,D.Franzil,j.B.Kester,A.E.Johns,F Clark,and the hostess M.Penhall. Frank Arp who has spent many years in the study of the housing and feeding of poultry recently sold his plant in Lynwood and last week purchased five acres of the Shultz place located six miles west of Anaheim and a mile east of Cypress on Lincoln avenue.After a few months' tour of Europe，Mr. Arp intends to erect a poultry plant on his newly acquired property that will embody new and original features,the result of his many years' study.Mr. Arp has already made a success in the poultry game and he feels that his new venture will not be an experiment，但will produce a plant that will be a real show place. William Brenton exchanged his small poultry plant in north Cypress for Long Beach property.Mr.Brenton thinks so well of this section that he is dealing for some acreage on which to erect a OFthe Wilcox placeand will erecta real poultry plant. Gordon Moss has purchased five acres poultry plant in the very near future.Mrs.Moss was formerly of Lynwood. E.L.June formerly of Bell has opened a seed and feed store in the Fuquay building,Mrs.June intends to carry a full line of feed,grain,seeds and fuel. The Cypress Athletic Club held another enjoyable meeting Tuesday evening despite the fact that Manager Miller's main attractions for the evening fell down.The Luebkennan brothers failed to appear One was slated for the main boxing bout and the other the main wrestling match.Substitutes were found that made a creditable snowing. Earl Smith was a week end visitor to San Diego Business called E.F.south and not the ponies. W.R.Martin is in from Texas for a week end visit with his family. 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The babies invited were each less than one year old so their mamas were also invited. After a social hour and comparison of babies, delicious refreshments were served—the mamas being served with delicious salad and cake while each small lad and lasale had an individual cake with one candle on it and graham crackers. Those enjoying the event were: Mrs. Herbert Hunt and son Dale, Mrs. Ray Storey and son Charles, Mrs. J. C. McGuire and son Roy, Mrs. R. C. Spohn and daughter Phyllis, Mrs. E. W. Thurman and daughter Ruth, and the hostess Mrs. Nelson and son John Richard. Mrs. M. S. Berkey was the guest Sunday of her son, L. E. Berkey and family. In the afternoon they all visited Mrs. L. M. Berkey's mother, Mrs. Standefer and sister, Mrs. Coffman of Rivera. Mrs. C. A. Vaughan of Colton is with her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Crilley who is quite sick at her home on Court street. A. A. Lee bid in the house that sold at auction in Mission Gardens last Saturday. Mr. I. D. Jaynes and Mrs. Geo. Jaynes visited in Santa Ana Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tice and Junior motored to Costa Mesa Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Pomona called on Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Willsey Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of San Gabriel and Mrs. J. A. Finney of this place attended the Postville, Iowa picnic at Long Beach Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kenney entertained a party of friends Saturday night. Earl Morilarity left Sunday morning for Clovis, New Mexico, where today he is to marry Miss Merna Hunnicut of that place. Earl is the elder son of Mr. C. H. Morilarity and is associated with him in the Buena Mercantile Co., Miss Hunnicut lived with her parents The Cypress Athletic Club held another very enjoyable meeting Tuesday evening despite the fact that Manager Miller's main attractions for the evening fell down. The Luebkennan brothers failed to appear. One was slated for the main boxing bout and the other the main wrestling match. Substitutes were found that made a creditable showing. Earl Smith was a week end visitor to San Diego Business called E. F. south and not the ponies. W. R. Martin is in from Texas for a few weeks' visit with his family. John Stodart has just completed the erection of a double garage on his place on Walker street. The J. C. Lamblins spent Saturday and Sunday camping in the mountains back of Escondido. Grocer: "Well, little boy, what can I do for you?" Little Boy: "Mother sent me to get change for a dollar, and said she would give you the dollar tomorrow." Customer: "It's tough to pay fifty cents a pound for meat." Butcher: "Yes, but it's tougher when you pay twenty-five." NOTICE AS ASSESSMENT Anaheim Eucalyptus Water Co., location principal place of business, Anaheim, California. Notice is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the board of directors held on the 11th day of January 1926, Assessment No. 20 of three ($3.00) dollars per share was levied on the Capital Stock of the corporation, payable at once to the secretary of the company, at Anaheim, Orange County, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 15th day of February, 1926, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 8th day of March, 1926, at 8 o'clock P.M. to pay delinquent assessment, together with the cost of advertising and expenses of sale. ANAHEIM EUCALYPTUS WATER CO. By M. E. BEEBE, Secretary. 1-14-4t Our White House Family The latest and most intimate picture of our White House family taken New Year's Day when son John was home from school. Rob Roy and Miss Prim, white collies, are now very much a part of the family circle. About Your Health Things You Should Know by John Joseph Gaines, M.D. MY LADY NICOTINE. Cancer, one of the most dreaded conditions, may be aroused into activity by excessive smoking; ulcer of the stomach in aggravated if not caused by excessive chewing; high blood-pressure, paralysis, formidable diseases of the heart, palsied nerves—even insanity—are often attributed to the wiles of my lady Nicotine. Chewing tobacco drains the salivary glands, causes "acid indigestion" and invites ulceration of the stomach. If you have sour stomach, quit chewing. The saliva is a valuable corrective of acidity, and should not be wasted. Smoking poisons the olfactory, cardiac, and respiratory nerves. Nicotine is a subtle drug, and will enter the system from any point of contact. A wet tobacco-leaf, laid on the surface of the body, exerts profound effects upon the nerves beneath. Some of our useful ointments contain oil of tobacco, and their use must be practiced with great caution. Growth in our young people is interfered with, and mentality is Work Recommends Boulder Dam Suggests Bond Issue of $125,-000,000 for the Project Construction of a great dam at Boulder Canyon, of an all-American canal and of a giant water power electric plant for protection and development of the Colorado river, all at an estimated cost of $125,000,000, to be defrayed by a federal bond issue, was recommended by Secretary of Interior Work in a report to the Senate committee on irrigation and reclamation. Work's demand for this construction and development are understood to represent the unanimous opinion of President Coolidge, Secretary of Commerce Hoover, Secretary of War Davis and Attorney General Sargent. There have been frequent conferences among the cabinet officers on the project. It has cabinet approval. Work proposed that the $125,000,000 be spent as follows: Forty-one million five hundred thousand dollars for a 25,000,000-acre-foot reservoir. Thirty-one million six hundred thousand dollars for production of a million horsepower of electricity. Thirty-one million dollars for the all-American canal. Twenty-one million dollars for interest charges on these developments for five years during construction at 4 per cent. Attorney General Sargent is understood to have reported that upper basin state rights are protected. Secretary Work, to whom was referred the Swing-Johnson bill for study, reported, in part, as follows: "It is my understanding that the primary purpose of this scheme is to regulate and control the flow of the river below the dam, so as to lessen the menace from floods to low-lying land below, to increase the water supply for irrigation in season of drought and provide an adequate water supply at all seasons of the year for household and industrial uses in growing cities and towns and to gen-making this project a financially solvent rate electric energy both as a means of undermaking and contributing to the general prosperity of the Southwestern part of the country." The general plan and purpose of this measure has my support, and I own it sold to cities requiring it for domestic purposes and other municipal uses and to irrigation districts, like that of the Imperial Valley, desiring a complete or supplemental water supply under the provisions of the Warren act, payment to be made for a definite volume of water each year. "The electric energy generated should be sold to the highest and best bidders, with due regard to public interest, at the switchboard of the power plant. Contracts should not exceed 50 years in duration. Transmission of power and its distribution to be provided by the purchasers. "Water supplied for domestic, industrial or irrigation uses should be delivered at the dam, at points along the river agreed upon and at the terminal of the all-American canal." RESTLESS BLOOD OF THE RACE Seated here by civilization's fireside we need must shiver a bit at this news that another of our disturbing fellow creatures is going to reach the North Pole in an airplane. What a race we are! And why can't all members of it be content to remain quiet and let our nerves have a rest? Captain Wilkins, knowing perfectly well how cold it is at the North Pole, how much wind and water and ice there are on the way there, nevertheless proposes to forsake these warm and comfortable cities we have built to go where there are no drug stores, movies, vaudeville theaters or hot air furnaces. And the man evidently likes that sort of thing, likes danger and privation and the prospect of walking back. Whereas we—we merely like to read about his doing it. It seems conclusive that the race is realless and can't be happy unless it is doing something. A little while ago the population of this country lived on the Atlantic seaboard. You would think that what with fish and the quantity of huckleberries there is in New England it would have been content to stay there. But it wasn't. It hadn't got all the Indians in New England shot before it began to move west. What for? Well, certainly not to settle there, because about as soon as it had cut paths through the forests it picked up and went on to the Pacific Coast. Populations have continued those quater anties ever since. As soon as they get one city built they go somewhere and build another. It seems as though civilization can't bear to look at its own handwork. mary purpose of this scheme is to regulate and control the flow of the river below the dam, so as to lessen the menace from floods to low-lying land below, to increase the water supply for irrigation in season of drought and provide an adequate water supply at all seasons of the year for household and industrial uses in growing cities and towns and to genetaking this project a financially solvent rate electric energy both as a means of undertaking and contributing to the general prosperity of the Southwestern part of the country. "The general plan and purpose of this measure has my support, and I favor it being made a national undertaking, to be carried out and administered by the federal government. "Interstate and international rights and interests involve the diversified benefits from the construction of these for increased water supplies, the large works, and waiting necessities of cities development of latent agricultural resources, the protection of those already developed and the immense industrial benefits which may come from the production of cheap power, which together appear to render the construction and subsequent control of these works as a measure of such economic and social importance, that no agency but the federal government should be entrusted with the protection of rights or distribution of its opportunities. "All uses can be co-ordinated and the fullest benefits realized by their centralized control. "I shall therefore consider this definition as including three features: high creating a reservoir holding 26,000,000 acre-feet of water. "2.—Works for the generation of electric power. "3.—An all-American canal starting at Laguna dam and delivering water to the Imperial and Coachella Valley canals." "The reservoir should be regulated, primarily to safeguard the valleys of Arizona and California, including Imperial Valley with its present extensive development from the destructive effect of large floods. Water levels in the reservoir would be raised during flood periods and lowered at other times, thus equalizing the discharge of the river below and securing a regulated flow for irrigation and power. "The water so impounded should be Atlantic seaboard. You would think that what with fish and the quantity of huckelberries there is in New England it would have been content to stay there. But it wasn't. It hadn't got all the Indians in New England shot before it began to move west. What for? Well, certainly not to settle there, because about as soon as it had cut paths through the forests it picked up and went on to the Pacific Coast. Populations have continged those quater anties ever since. As soon as they get one city built they go somewhere and build another. It seems as though civilization can't bear to look at its own handiwork. We've got right here in continental America some of the coldest spots to be found on the surface of the earth. Plenty of ice and snow and storms. Captain Wilkins probably knows that, and may have visited them to see if they would do. Anyway he's not satisfied with them and is going to push on in search of a place colder, cooler and less crowded. Just like those New Englanders who pushed out to Ohio, and like their sons who pushed from there out to Oregon. Always trying to get away from a grocery store. Captain Wilkins will go up to the polar ice pack and perhaps have to land where there isn't any newspaper. He won't know what congress is doing or whether Rudolph Valentino got married again. His life will be an intellectual blank. He will have no telephone to get him out of bed at night and no letter can reach him from his maiden aunt relating how the choir is having an awful time getting a new tenor. The rush man is leaving all these advantages of civilization behind him and imagines he is going to have a good time. We suppose there must be people of that sort. It's in the blood of the race. They go to the Arctic circle and to the middle of Africa and the top of the Tibetan mountains, and get their cars frozen off and lose their legs to lions and fall into avalanches, and come jumping back to organize an expedition to dig up the tomb of an Egyptian king who died so long ago we don't even know whether the doctors operated on him at once or decided to wait till he got better. Whatever happens these people insist on keeping just so far ahead of civilization, and sometimes we wonder if there can be something about civilization they don't like. An absurd thought, of What does it hold for YOU? 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