anaheim-gazette 1928-06-21

Police Interrupt Mexican Blowout Seventy-Six Men Arrested on a Charge of Cock Fighting Sheriff's officers Sunday broke up a hilarious Mexican jubilee on the old Emery lease near Fullerton and arrested 75 men on a charge of cock fighting. There were many women in the party, but none of them were placed under arrest. All of those arrested, with one exception, were Mexicans, and all were booked at the county jail on charges of cock fighting. The lone exception was J. Monto, Wilmington, who walked up to Harry Carter, deputy sheriff, and demanded to know who he was. Carter told him and then asked Monto the same. "Why, I am a representative of Bob Shuler. You know him?" Carter informed the stranger he knew of Shuler, but that that was no reason why Monto shouldn't make the trip to the county jail with the other 75 arrested. The celebration probably was the largest ever raided in this county and it required several trucks to carry the prisoners to the county jail. The raid was in charge of Carter and Jess Elliott, with five Fullerton officers aid-ing. When the officers arrived on the scene, according to Carter, chicken fights were in evidence in several places, "black-jack" games were flourishing, soft drink stands were doing a rushing business and one Mexican wedding actually taken place. The groom was among those brought to jail, in spite of his pleading that he had come to the scene merely for the purpose of being married. Carter said he believed the man's story and did not intend to charge him with cock-fighting, but in the scramble to get all the prisoners in jail, the unfortunate groom was "lost in the crowd," so spent the night in the county bastle. Honor Conferred On S. C. Edison Man Granted Degree of Doctor of Science By Oberlin For the third-time within three years, a signal honor has been given George Clinton Ward, executive vice-president, of the Southern California Edison Company, who received the honorary degree of Doctor of Science By Oberlin. Citrus Growers To Hold Coffee What methods of citrus have proved most effective? Can Argentine ants control it? What is it to protect the citrus industry? R. S. Wughum, enthousious California Fruit Grower, gives the results of his comparative effort and spraying holding down the citrus afternoon a representation will be visited by the serve and study the facts orn the pest as is. This is the outstanding day among citrus present indications that be well crowded by parts of Southern Californiation of a frank dis- problem. Community Argentine methods in Los Angeles explained by H. J. Ryan Commissioner of Los Angeles data will be based on a three-year intensive certain infested localistic isdiction. The Experiment State Compere to Australia parishes for the medical scales. He recently ran number of promising and datore and parasites his findings to the com- W. C. Jacobson, in quarantine service of Department of Agriculture that important work in the protection of the coy important agricultural state. A field trip of inspectors scheduled for the grower at 1:30 p.m. Typical spray jobs will be ex- County Forest Fire Fighters Organize "In case of forest, brush or grass fires, notify F. H. Collins, phone Orange County Forest Protective Association 314-W," is the advice issued by the citation, which completed the organization of their fighting force at a meeting in Orange June 15. "In case you fail to raise Collins, try John R. Ragan, assistant fire chief, phone Orange 758-W or your nearest crew leader," continues the advice. F. H. Collins was selected as dispatcher for the fire protection organization, owing to his position which makes it usually possible to reach him easily. It will be his duty on receiving news of a fire to dispatch the crew nearest the emergency and act as the business manager during the conflagration. W. E. Adkinson, county fire warden, was elected fire chief at the meeting, but as he is usually on patrol duty during the fire season, he requested the election of an assistant. John R. Ragan was selected for this position and will have general charge of fires until Mr. Adkinson arrives. Various citrus packing houses have agreed to furnish and equip ten men each for fire fighting and these crews will be placed in charge of crew leaders who are being trained in fire fighting by the association. A set up of the forest protective machinery shows the appointment of forwarding agents. Grce of Doctor of Science at Oberlin College on June 19th. This degree has been awarded only eight times by Oberlin and was conferred on Dr. Ward in recognition of his work in applying the results of scientific research to field of electrical and mechanical engineering. One year ago, Dr. Ward was given the honorary degree of Doctor of Engineering by the University of Southern California. In 1925 he was the recipient of a bronze medallion which was presented by the United States Chamber of Commerce upon the completion of the famous Florence Lake Tunnel in the high Sierras. Dr. Ward began his engineering career in New York State on various projects. As chief engineer for the attention of Collis P. Huntington Raquette Lake Railway, he attracted and as a logical sequence became associated with the late Henry E. Huntington when the latter began his work as the Empire Builder of Southern California. Since 1900 Dr. Ward has been interested in electrical projects in Southern and Central California, the Big Creek development of the Edison Company being his best known work. at Villa Park, Orange 8715-R-3; Louis Frostfer, 269 N. Pine, Orange, phone Orange 664-W; Dave Clough, East Taft street, Orange, phone Orange 403-R; Thos. Richardson, 354 S. Pixley, Orange, phone Orange 48-M; John Forster, San Juan Capistrano; Julius A. Gonzales, 1127 Lincoln avenue, Anaheim. Jersey Cow Scenic Work Abigail of Hillside, side Jersey Farm, Shellsachusetts, has complete Jersey production records. In the 365 days of production 1197.51 pounds and 23,677 pounds of milk is also the highest for three times a day milk. Speaking of traffic about the taxis which W. E. Adkinson, county fire warden, was elected fire chief at the meeting, but as he is usually on patrol duty during the fire season, he requested the election of an assistant. John R. Ragan was selected for this position and will have general charge of fires until Mr. Adkinson arrives. Various citrus packing houses have agreed to furnish and equip ten men each for fire fighting and these crews will be placed in charge of crew leaders who are being trained in fire fighting by the association. A set up of the forest protective machinery shows the appointment of forwarding agents, transportation agents, dispatchers, time keepers and others who may be drafted into service in case of a serious fire. The crew leaders who have been selected so far are: Winthrop Bowen, Placentria, phone 232-M; H. R. Tritt, Orange, phone 8715-J-3; Lew Thrall, Route No. 2, Box 260, Santa Ana; Willard Smith, Orange, phone 936-J; Geo. M. Harttrey, El Modena, phone Orange 122-W; Clarence B. Rodson, Route No. 3, Orange, phone Orange 8703-J-1; Geo. L. Bates, 252 N. Waverly; phone Orange 625; Errol T. Watson, Olive, phone Orange 8713-R-4; Harold T. Brewer, Route No. 1, Box 255, phone Orange 8700-R-2; Hugh T. Thomson, Box 213, Orange, phone 8713-J-2; F. H. Collins, Route No. 1, Box 168, Orange, phone Orange 314-W; James R. Ragan, 211 Maplewood, Orange, phone Orange 311-W; Geo. H. Franzen, Route No. 1, Orange, phone Orange 572-M; Roy Russells, Tustin, phone Tustin 26-M; Ben H. Cole, Olive, phone Orange 694; F. J. Banker, Box 702, Anaheim; H. D. Nichols, Route No. 1, Orange, phone Orange 629-R; Charles D. VanWyk, Box 46, Santa Ana, phone Santa Ana 946-J; E. F. Mithews, 311 West Fifth, Santa Ana; R. L. Marsile, Route No. 1, Santa Ana, phone Santa Ana 429-R; J. H. Bray, 2022 Bush street, Santa Ana, phone Santa Ana 1103; W. J. Cheney, Route No. 1, Box 52, Santa Ana, phone Tustin 198; Hal Sackett, 401 W. Chapman, Orange, phone Orange 662-J; John R. Ragan, Route No. 1, Orange, phone 788-W; A. M. Caspari, Box 126 Orange, phone Orange 5776-M; Chas. Logan, Tustin; Pete Riehl, Tustin; W. E. Adkinson, El Toro; W. N. 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Come in—and ask questions We'll answer them gladly...the refrigerator itself before u SERVEL Electric Refrigeration SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Owned by Those it Serves ANAHEIM GAZETTE Citrus Growers To Hold Conference "What methods of scale control for citrus have proved most successful?" "Can Argentine ants be successfully controlled?" "What is the State doing to protect the citrus industry?" These and many other questions will be discussed and answered at the Annual Southern California Pest Control Conference to be held this year at the Union High School auditorium 'at Fullerton on Saturday, June 30, 9:30 a.m. R. S. Wenglum, entomologist of the California Fruit Growers Exchange, will give the results of his investigations on the comparative efficiency of fumigation and spraying as methods of holding down the citrus scales. In the afternoon a representative orange grove will be visited by the growers to observe and study the comparative effects on the best as well as the tree. This is the outstanding question of the day among citrus growers. From present indications the auditorium will be well crowded by growers from all parts of Southern California in anticipation of a frank discussion of this problem. Community Argentine ant control methods in Los Angeles county will be explained by H. J. Ryan, Horticultural Commissioner of Los Angeles county. His data will be based on the results of a three-year intensive campaign in certain infested localities under his jurisdiction. The Experiment Station sent Harold Compere to Australia to secure more parasites for the meelybug and other scales. He recently returned with a number of promising and potential predator and parasite. He will describe his findings to the conference. W. C. Jacobson, in charge of the quarantine service of the State Department of Agriculture, will outline that important work in connection with the protection of the citrus and other important agricultural industries of the state. A field trip of inspection has been scheduled for the growers after lunch at 1:30 p.m. Typical fumigation and spray jobs will be examined. A visit Market Man Talks On European Citrus "Sicilian lemon growers have now had several prosperous years and their production will probably greatly increase in years to come," was the first hand information given a recent meeting of the California Fruit Growers' Exchange by Edwin Smith, specialist in marketing fruits and vegetables of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, United States Department of Agriculture, located in London. Mr. Smith recently made a survey of the Italian industry and has just returned to the United States for a study of western fruit industries. Mr. Smith is especially qualified to advise local growers having previously been manager of a Sunkist lemon packing house in 1916-17. He has been on his present assignment spending most of his time in Europe since 1924. He reported general conditions in Europe improved over a year ago. California Valencia oranges are highly appreciated in Europe during summer months, when competition is largely confined to South African oranges. During winter months high quality oranges from Jaffa and the volume of Spanish oranges makes competition more difficult according to this market expert. Mr. Smith's opinion is that the Verdell or summer lemon crop from Italy will not be over 60 per cent of a normal crop. This should curb exports to the United States after July 1st unless the American market proves much better than the European. Officers Alert for Suspended Drivers Persons whose licenses to operate motor vehicles have been revoked for any cause were warned Monday by the division of motor vehicles that stern measures will be used against them if they are caught driving before the legal revocation period expires. The law provides a penalty in such cases of from five to ninety days in jail without alternative of fine. POULTRYMEN TO MEET Friday evening, June 22, poultrymen of the county are invited to gather at the Farm Bureau office in Santa Ana at 7:45 p.m. Committee reports will be rendered on the development of the Master Cooperative Egg Sales organization and on Record of Performance Work. The Assistant Farm Tdvisor will discuss developments in Chicken-Pox Immune weight test at the thigh at the things v for the things v for the things v; but thigh seen are eternally 18. The Lesson-S following passage Science textbook with Key to the Baker Eddy; Officers Alert for Suspended Drivers Persons whose licenses to operate motor vehicles have been revoked for any cause were warned Monday by the division of motor vehicles that stern measures will be used against them if they are caught driving before the legal revocation period expires. The law provides a penalty in such cases of from five to ninety days in jail without alternative of fine. Division officials announced the maximum penalty would be sought in every case. The customary period of revocation is one year. Officers operating in counties throughout the state will be furnished with lists of persons whose licenses have been revoked with instructions to see that they do not drive until the legal revocation period expires. A new list of forty-six revocations was announced by the division bringing the total for the first five months of the year to 240. Of this number 139 lost their right to drive because of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Thirty-one of the forty-six revocations of the last month were on similar charges, it being the purpose of the division to continue its campaign until the highways are rid of drunken drivers. Statistics show that more candy is eased in Nevada each year than in any other state. Wonder how much of this Reno is responsible for? POULTRYMEN TO MEET Friday evening, June 22, poultrymen of the county are invited to gather at the Farm Bureau office in Santa Ana at 7:45 p.m. Committee reports will be rendered on the development of the Master Cooperative Egg Sales organization and on Record of Performance Work. The Assistant Farm Tdvisor will discuss developments in Chicken-Pox Immunization. Although this is a busy season of the year, every poultryman should make a special effort to attend so that they keep up in the progress of the industry. Another thing we would like to know is what has become of all the pretty pink and blue hair ribbons that the girls used to wear. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES "IS THE UNIVERSE, INCLUDING MAN, EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE?" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon Sunday, June 17th, in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. The citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon included the following from the Bible: "For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight... not at the thine at the things wi for the things poral; but thiee are eternally 18." The Lesson-Sermon following passage Science textbook with Key to the Baker Eddy; of creation, in its ideas, Jesus thought of his can discern that can ye not die times? How seek to apprehend God, than of sense?" (p. 5) LEG NOTICE BOARD Notice Is Held Board of Superior California, will Equalization co day in July, 1928 session as such up and in July, 1928. By order of the Orange County 6-21-2t. BUSINESS is movement of more material. Printed forms start to follow them, direct them, and make every messenger on the pavement, for the highway, for every workman or every movement of business, it is essential proper record made on a printed form. The increased use of printed forms efficiency, more business done in quicker, surer way. The devising of printed forms is an important function of forms is an important business. The paper is important. We will gladly help you devise perfect the printed forms required Just phone 72 or drop in Anaheim Ga 108 N. Emily Where The Skies Are A Trifle Bluer he wild and woolly mountaineer dared the hazards of camping out, modern car and motor camping a genuine pleasure for all. The camp goods department of the Company furnished the above enticing display. MEET poultrymen gather at Santa Ana Work. or will disnounce Pox Ime rendered Master Cozation and Work. The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Laker Eddy: "Knowing the Science eternal weight of glory; While we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are are not seen; for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal." (II Corinthians 4:17, 18). One of Al's friendly newspapers refers to the old poem about "the Smith a mighty man is he." Which is all right, but we doubt whether Tammany will relish being referred to as a chestnut tree. NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE WORK Notice is hereby given that soiled proposals will be received by the City Council of the City of Angola at the MEET poultrymen gather at Santa Ana Master Co-organization and Work. will dis-pon-Pox Immason of the old make it that they the induslike to know the pretty that the eternal weight of glory; While we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen: for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal." (II Corinthians 4:17, 18). The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "Knowing the Science of creation, in which all is Mind and its ideas, Jesus rebuked the material thought of his fellow-countrymen: 'Ye can discern the face of the sky; but can ye not discern the signs of the times?' How much more should we seek to apprehend the spiritual ideas of God, than to dwell on the objects of sense!" (p. 509). LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice Is Hereby Given. That the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California, will meet as a Board of Equalization commencing the first Monday in July, 1928, and will continue in session as such Board of Equalization up to and including the third Monday in July, 1928. By order of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California. J. M. BACKS, Clerk of said Board. One of Al's friendly newspapers refers to the old poem about "the Smith a mighty man is he." Which is all right, but we doubt whether Tammany will relish being referred to as a chestnut tree. NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE WORK Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the City Council of the City of Anaheim, at the office of the City Clerk of said city, up to the hour of 8 o'clock P.M. of Thursday, the 12th day of July, 1928, for furnishing to said city all labor and concrete material required for approximately 68 cubic yards of concrete in engine foundation in the city power house. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check, payable to City of Anaheim, in an amount not less than ten per cent of such bid; the check of the successful bidder will be held by said city until the acceptance of the foundation, as a guarantee of the faithful performance of the contract. Plans may be seen and further information secured at the office of the city engineer, and all proposals must be on forms furnished by said engineer. The City Council of said city reserves the right to reject any and all proposals. Dated this 18th day of June, 1928. EDWARD B. MERRITT. City Clerk of the City of Anaheim. 6-21-3t movement of money, of men, of related forms start these movements, direct them, and record them. For the pavement, for every truck on every workman on a machine, for business, it is essential to have a on a printed form. use of printed forms means more business done in a more orderly, The devising and ordering of important function. The printing important business. The selection of ant. help you devise, standardize and forms required in your business. 72 or drop in yourself. Heim Gazette Telephone 72