anaheim-gazette 1927-08-25

LOCAL BREVITIES Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Epstein returned on Monday from an outing in the Sierra Madre mountains, near Pasadena. Two weeks were spent at this beautiful spot and a very pleasant time enjoyed. Mrs. Caroline Bancroft, who has been a patient at the Fullerton hospital for two weeks, returned the first of the week to her apartment at the Angelina hotel, where she is convalescing under the care of a nurse. Mrs. W. K. Humbert and Mrs. G. H. Bailey of Phoenix, Arlz., and Mrs. Lloyd Bailey of San Francisco drove up from Long Beach Tuesday afternoon to visit with friends and relatives in this city. Secretary George W. Reid of the Chamber of Commerce has arrived at home after a trip into the East. He was absent five weeks and visited, among other points, New York, Washington, and Baltimore. He also stopped at Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cincinnati, and St. Louis. He states that the country generally is in a prosperous condition. Charles Bustello's Anaheim Tigers growled and scratched Sunday, until they finally won one of the hottest baseball games ever seen on the Anaheim ball park. The Tigers trounced the Los Angeles Giants, colored team, 7 to 5. R. Bracamontes, on the mound for the Anaheim team, was working good. He was given good support, and the Tigers went wild with the bat, socking the ball to all parts of the lot. A big crowd was out to see Ray Ortiz' boys get whipped. The colored boys from the city are one of the fastest of the big town teams, and made the going tough for the Anaheim lads all the way. Frank Dyer is pushing the waves all over from his home at Anaheim Landing. Frank is getting to be a regular George Young- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis, accompanied by Miss Ida Bentz and Miss SEEING THE WORTH OF IN California One of a Series of Travelogues The WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. MEER'S BAY—LAKE TAHOE The Lake Tahoe country is an ideal object tourist and an inconspicuous vacation spot. Tahoe is one of the largest mountain lakes in even more superb than the famed Italian lakes. The snow-capped peaks of the Sierra rise above splendor. Tahoe, "the Lake of the Sky," is no clearness and wonderful coloring—a lake of bril circling a heart of deepest blue. Meek's bay, on the west side of the lake, is a with motor tourists. This bay, noted for its large beach, is so shallow at this point that it makes children to play in safety. Lake Tahoe pleases all—the lake offers spot most ardent fishermen, and its environs fascinate as a place of rest. SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS Anaheim Neari Demands on the county of Orange were allowed as read. Frank Dyer is pushing the waves all over from his home at Anaheim Landing. Frank is getting to be a regular George Young. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis, accompanied by Miss Ida Bentz and Miss Irma Steadman, returned on Friday from a delightful three weeks' trip to Vancouver. On the way up, they made a side trip to Mount Ranier and returning, stopped off at Lake Tahoe. They had a wonderful trip, saw much beautiful scenery, but are glad to be at home again. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wilbur and two children of Oroville are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jongewaard. Miss Katherine Steward has returned home, after a week spent at Forest Home as the guest of Mrs. W. G. Knox of Santa Ana. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Miller, at their home in Los Angeles, on Wednesday, August 24. This is the second son, and there is great rejoicing over the happy event. Mother and child are doing well. Mrs. Emma Hervey of Dallas, Texas, is visiting Miss Elenora Parker. Mrs. Hervey will spend some time touring Southern California before returning to her home in Texas. Lloyd Riutcel, son of A. C. Riutcel, local furniture dealer, is nearly recovered from an injury to his heel, sustained while working at a local fruit association. Paul Demaree, science teacher at the local high school, will soon be living in his new home, close to the school, with his wife and family. Besides teaching, Mr. Demaree will guide the destinies of the lightweight football team this fall. Floyd G. West, of the firm of West Brothers, and family have just returned from a 10 days' vacation. The party spent several days at Yosemite national park. Other interesting points were visited on route, making the trip entertaining and enjoyable. Miss Lillian Bennerscheldt returned to her home in Kings county Wednesday, after a stay here with friends. Huge California Year Is Forecast Farmers in twelve of the principal agricultural states of the nation, extending from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, and west to the Pacific ocean, are producing big crops this year, as a general rule, all of which will redound to the benefit of every line of business, SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS Demands on the county of Orange were allowed as read. The chairman was authorized to approve the bond on map tract No. 861, and same was accepted as the official plotting of said tract, but not streets and alleys shown thereon as Lot X. It is further ordered that when the streets designated as Lot X on said map of tract No. 861 are graded and surfaced in a manner satisfactory to this board and to the superintendent of highways, the same will then be accepted as county roads. Assessment diagram, county improvement No. 5 was approved. Assessment diagram, county improvement No. 10 was approved. The chairman was authorized to approve the bond on map tract No. 866, and map tract No. 866 was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. W. M. Ledbetter & Company was granted a 60 days' extension of time in which to complete their contract in the matter of county improvement No. 6. Deed for right-of-way from Priscilla Watson, et al., in the Third road district, was accepted and declared a public highway. Fumigating licenses were ordered issued to W. R. Peltzke, Albert W. Heinze, Albert Urbigkeit, Ed Gray, N. O. Evans, Y. Torres, Henry Ye, Claud Overman, James G. Vicroy, Ben Carpenter, William Beach, Ivar Pohjantehto, Ray Ortiz, R. Gastellow, T. Celaya, R. Celaya, Roy Cheatham, Mose Pittman, J. J. Armentrout, Harry Jabs, Ralph Jabs, L. W. Korse, and L. A. Baker; spraying licenses were ordered issued to Elsworth Kight, T. Bruce, O. W. Banks, L. Manaa, Aniel L. Baert, S. L. Coffman and C. H. Jonker. The chairman was authorized to approve the bond on map tract No. 852 and map tract No. 852 was accepted as the official plotting of said tract Streets not accepted. Lots 1 to 33 inclusive Block L are not accepted as public highways. Hearing of the petition of C. C. Lambert, et al., was set for September 13, 1927, at 10 a.m. Deed from the Irvine Company to the county of Orange, was accepted and ordered placed on record. Petition to form assessment district for sidewalk and curb at Los Alamitos was ordered turned over to the road department. The chairman and clerk were authorized to sign the agreement with the Pacific Electric Railway Company for the undergrade crossing east of Sterns on the La Habra line. Supervisor Finley was called from the meeting. It was ordered that Supervisor Anaheim Neari Miss Lillian Bennerscheldt returned to her home in Kings county Wednesday, after a stay here with friends. Huge California Year Is Forecast Farmers in twelve of the principal agricultural states of the nation, extending from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, and west to the Pacific ocean, are producing big crops this year, as a general rule, all of which will redound to the benefit of every line of business, hotels, tourist resorts, and particularly land settlement. These optimistic views are expressed by C. L. Seagraves, general colonization agent of the Santa Fe railway, after a review of the railway's agricultural development report for August. "The states of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and California might well be said to be the "bread, meat and fruit basket" of the nation, and clothing might also be added to the list," said the colonization official, "as these states produce the bulk of the small grains, corn, cotton, wool, fresh, dried and canned fruits that are required for the world market. "When any group of these states has a poor crop year, all of the country feels the depression, while favorable yields not only bring prosperity to the producer in that locality, but the brimming over causes it to spread through every channel of commerce, travel and trade. "It therefore inspires the most optimistic feeling when the farmer of Kansas has a big wheat yield, which this year amounts to from 120,000,000 to 125,000,000 bushels. The corn yield, according to the latest estimate, will possibly be the largest in five years. Sugar beets and other products of the Sunflower state give promise of good times. Texas and Oklahoma have cotton and corn, oil and cattle, thus giving them diversification, while Louisiana has its cotton, sugar cane and lumber; Illinois and Iowa are the corn growing states; Missouri is another corn producer, while other field crops have favorable reports. In the west, New Mexico, Arizona and California are producing well; in Good Market Seen for Remaining Valencias Use of Orange Juice Developed Moves Small Sizes In connection with the very satisfactory orange market of the past six weeks we cannot refrain from commenting on the fact that the exchange associations have supplied 75 per cent of the total quantity of fruit going forward as compared with a much smaller percentage earlier in the season when prices were lower," stated Dana King, orange sales manager of the exchange. According to Mr. King, sales in recent weeks have established new records and volume for a seasonal movement, and flaves also returned to exchange numbers more money. Exchange sales of citrus fruits for the week ending August 4 returned to California $2,368-702 22. In commenting upon the particularly fertile orange market of the past year, the orange sales manager pointed out the highly developed orange business, which was stimulated by a warm July, although since the first of August eastern weather generally has been cool. Less competition this summer from annual fruits is offset by an orange crop larger in volume and running to very much smaller sizes than in 1926. For several weeks past the average size of exchange Valencias has been 214 to the box, compared to 209 for the same period in 1926. "We have never been so convinced that consumers are now taking their oranges by the glass instead of by the orange," said Mr. King. "Ten years ago, before the widespread use of oranges as juices, which has been promoted and popularized principally by the exchange, a crop of extremely small orange was most difficult to sell at prices that would make a return to the grower." The exchange re-estimate of Valencias as of August 1 indicates a reduction of 368 (462 box) cars, as compared with the July 1 estimate. The movement of exchange Valencias during July was 3328 cars, as compared with the estimate of 3250 carloads. The movement during August, due to the very satisfactory market prevailing, now promises to be at least 2900 cars, as compared with earlier tentative plans to move 2300 cars durin gthe month. Based on the August 1 estimate, exchange shippers should have 5300 cars of Valencias to ship as of September 1. Actual movement of this variety after September 1, 1926, was 5051 cars of exchange fruit. "It is possible that the September re-estimate may show some reduction, and that we will actually have no increase over last year's supply at that time," stated Mr. King, adding that there is every indication of a strong, healthy orange market on shipments after September 1, provided a proper distribution is made of the remaining fruit. At the present time there is some prospect of a lower orange market, because of the extreme competition which always occurs during the period from August 15 to September 15 from home grown and western deciduous fruits. The exchange schedule of export shipments to the United Kingdom and the Continent, arranged months ago, is being well maintained throughout the summer, at the rate of about 200 cars monthly. With foreign markets evidencing a good demand for small California oranges, Mr. King anticipates a total European export business for the year aggregating 50,000 cases, two and one-half times exports of last year, the largest previous season. "A very wide distribution of our fruit has been effected abroad, and we are advised by visitors and correspondents that Stunkist oranges can be found in all of the larger markets and some of the very small villages and watering places of Europe," said Mr. King. Anaheim High Field Nearing Completion The new land requirements of Anaheim Union high school are rapidly being transformed from a walnut grove to the future seat of the local high school's athletic struggles. The new football field is all in grass, and will be the best field in Orange county. Work on the bleachers is well under way, and should be completed by the date of the first league game. These bleachers are, by the way, the same type as Pasadena high's, and will, besides being able to handle a large crowd, house dressing rooms for visiting teams' use. It is the wish of the track coach to have the track around both the new and old fields, so that it will be 880 yards long. Inasmuch as next year's Orange League track meet will be held here, such a track would prove a pleasing sensation to all athletes. The number of turns would be cut down in the distance races and in the relay, which would perhaps lead to better time in these events. The basketball gym has been converted into a building wherein the seating capacity will more than double. This has been accomplished by the removal of the stage at the east end and the moving of the standard at the west end a few feet. The floor of the gym has been taken out and replaced with a new one. Locker rooms of some dort have been put in at the southern end of the athletic field, adjoining the tennis courts. Surrounding the courtyard will be a high steel fence. Anaheim Union high will have a perfect setting for its contests or skill. Now for perfect teams! Change: the kind of bread you use from time to time. Instead of always serving white bread, have whole wheat, rye, raisin or date bread once in a while; make rolls of different kinds, corn be ad, baking powder biscuits, nuttles, boiling or graham nuts, corn sticks, corn pence, or oven toasted bread. 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