anaheim-gazette 1929-06-06

Orange County Milk Given First Rank The highest milk rating given to any county department in California during the last year has been accorded to milk produced in Orange county as a result of a surprise milk scoring test and survey just completed by Dr. R. P. Gingerich, market milk specialist, bureau of dairy control, state department of agriculture. A rating of 96.4 per cent perfect was given by the state representative and represents an improvement of 1.1 per cent over the last survey made last October, according to Dr. Gingerich. The Orange county milk inspection service is under the supervision of Dr. K H. Sutherland, county health officer, and J. B. Bichan, county dairy inspector. According to Dr Gingerich, much credit is due these officials for developing and maintaining the uniformly high quality milk supply being distributed in Orange county. Surprise contests and surveys are held at irregular intervals, dates of which are not announced beforehand. The scores are an average of the analysis of all samples of milk taken from the various dairies since the previous contest, and the score given the milk of each dairy is an accurate method of determining the quality of milk produced. The scores are computed on the following basis: Bacterial county: 35 per cent; butterfat: 15 per cent; holds not fat: 15 per cent; flavor and odor: 15 per cent; sediment: 10 per cent; bottle and cap: 5 per cent; acidity: 5 per cent. This makes a total of 180 per cent as perfect. Each of the above items is distinct from the others and thus the milk is scored from all angles. "Quality of graded milk in California today is so uniformly high that there is probably a tendency on the part of many consumers to accept the results as a matter of fact," said the milk expert. "However, quality never is a matter of chance. The uniformly high height of 155 feet above stream bed at which point it would be 500 feet thick on the base. It would extend straight across the stream bed between the two low projecting points at the dam site. A wing blanketing these points on the upstream side would project upstream to fit the topography at each abutment. The stability section of the dam would be constructed of sand and gravel taken from the stream bed and placed in the dam center—W. S. McDougall, Frank Fairchild, Cedar Crest dairy, Orangehurst, dairy, Newport creamery, Pompegranite dairy, Stanton dairy, Huntington Beach creamery, R. A. Corry, Beatty dairy, Palit's Sanitary dairy (Laguna), Whittier Sanitary dairy, Oceanview dairy, Cypress dairy, Local dairier, E. Armstrong. Pasteurized—Between 95 and 100 per cent—Excelsior creamery, Blue Ribbon dairy, Palit's Sanitary dairy, Local dairies, Huntington Beach creamery, Anaheim-Fullerton creamery, Newport creamery, Wilson's dairy, Whittier Sanitary dairy, California Dairies, Inc. THE PRADO RESERVOIR The Lower Prado reservoir would have its dam in the Santa Ana Canyon one-half mile below the intake of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company's canal. This is the site farthest downstream in the canyon on which it is practicable to construct a dam. It is the one selected by Dr. B. K. Sogne consulting geologist, from the two possible sites in the canyon as best favorable for the construction of a safe dam, and the one recommended by the Engineering Consulting Board for safety, least cost*. Last interference with properties and least delay in occupation. The reservoir would have a capacity of 180,000 acre feet and, when full, would flood nine miles of river channel entirely within the walls of the canyon that separates the Orange county plain from the agricultural lands and places of use of water in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. The dam would have a maximum height of 155 feet above stream bed at which point it would be 500 feet thick on the base. It would extend straight across the stream bed between the two low projecting points at the dam site. A wing blanketing these points on the upstream side would project upstream to fit the topography at each abutment. The stability section of the dam would be constructed of sand and gravel taken from the stream bed and placed in the dam center—W. S. McDougall, Frank Fairchild, Cedar Crest dairy, Orangehurst, dairy, Newport creamery, Pompegranite dairy, Stanton dairy, Huntington Beach creamery, R. A. Corry, Beatty dairy, Palit's Sanitary dairy (Laguna), Whittier Sanitary dairy, Oceanview dairy, Cypress dairy, Local dairier, E. Armstrong. Pasteurized—Between 95 and 100 per cent—Excelsior creamery, Blue Ribbon dairy, Palit's Sanitary dairy, Local dairies, Huntington Beach creamery, Newport creamery, Wilson's dairy, Whittier Sanitary dairy, California Dairies, Inc. THE PRADO RESERVOIR The Lower Prado reservoir would have its dam in the Santa Ana Canyon one-half mile below the intake of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company's canal. This is the site farthest downstream in the canyon on which it is practicable to construct a dam. It is the one selected by Dr. B. K. Sogne consulting geologist, from the two possible sites in the canyon as best favorable for the construction of a safe dam, and the one recommended by the Engineering Consulting Board for safety, least cost*. Last interference with properties and least delay in occupation. The reservoir would have a capacity of 180,000 acre feet and, when full, would flood nine miles of river channel entirely within the walls of the canyon that separates the Orange county plain from the agricultural lands and places of use of water in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. The dam would have a maximum height of 155 feet above stream bed at which point it would be 500 feet thick on the base. It would extend straight across the stream bed between the two low projecting points at the dam site. A wing blanketing these points on the upstream side would project upstream to fit the topography at each abutment. The stability section of the dam would be constructed of sand and gravel taken from the stream bed and placed in the dam center—W. S. McDougall, Frank Fairchild, Cedar Crest dairy, Orangehurst, dairy, Newport creamery, Pompegranite dairy, Stanton dairy, Huntington Beach creamery, R. A. Corry, Beatty dairy, Palit's Sanitary dairy (Laguna), Whittier Sanitary dairy, California Dairies, Inc. THE PRADO RESERVOIR The Lower Prado reservoir would have its dam in the Santa Ana Canyon one-half mile below the intake of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company's canal. This is the site farthest downstream in the canyon on which it is practicable to construct a dam. It is the one selected by Dr. B. K. Sogne consulting geologist, from the two possible sites in the canyon as best favorable for the construction of a safe dam, and the one recommended by the Engineering Consulting Board for safety, least cost*. Last interference with properties and least delay in occupation. The reservoir would have a capacity of 180,000 acre feet and, when full, would flood nine miles of river channel entirely within the walls of the canyon that separates the Orange county plain from the agricultural lands and places of use of water in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. The dam would have a maximum height of 155 feet above stream bed at which point it would be 500 feet thick on the base. It would extend straight across the stream bed between the two low projecting points at the dam site. A wing blanketing these points on the upstream side would project upstream to fit the topography at each abutment. The stability section of the dam would be constructed of sand and gravel taken from the stream bed and placed in the dam center—W. S. McDougall, Frank Fairchild, Cedar Crest dairy, Orangehurst, dairy, Newport creamery, Pompegranite dairy, Stanton dairy, Huntington Beach creamery, R. A. Corry, Beatty dairy, Palit's Sanitary dairy (Laguna), Whittier Sanitary dairy, California Dairies, Inc. THE PRADO RESERVOIR The Lower Prado reservoir would have its dam in the Santa Ana Canyon one-half mile below the intake of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company's canal. This is the site farthest downstream in the canyon on which it is practicable to construct a dam. It is the one selected by Dr. B. K. Sogne consulting geologist, from the two possible sites in the canyon as best favorable for the construction of a safe dam, and the one recommended by the Engineering Consulting Board for safety, least cost*. Last interference with properties and least delay in occupation. The reservoir would have a capacity of 180,000 acre feet and, when full, would flood nine miles of river channel entirely within the walls of the canyon that separates the Orange county plain from the agricultural lands and places of use of water in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. The dam would have a maximum height of 155 feet above stream bed at which point it would be 500 feet thick on the base. It would extend straight across the stream bed between the two low projecting points at the dam site. A wing blanketing these points on the upstream side would project upstream to fit the topography at each abutment. The stability section of the dam would be constructed of sand and gravel taken from the stream bed and placed in the dam center—W. S. McDougall, Frank Fairchild, Cedar Crest dairy, Orangehurst, dairy, Newport creamery, Pompegranite dairy, Stanton dairy, Huntington Beach creamery, R. A. 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Surprise contests and surveys are held at irregular intervals; dates of which are not announced beforehand. The scores are an average of all samples of milk taken from various dairies since their previous contest. Bacterial county: 35 per cent; butterfat: 15 per cent; flavor and odor: 15 per cent; sediment: 10 per cent; bottleneck: 25 per cent; bottleneck endcap: 25 per cent; acidity: 5 per cent; This makes a total of 180 per cent as perfect. Each of these above items is distinct from other items and thusthe milk is scored from all angles. "The quality of graded milk in California today is so uniformly high that there is probably a tendency onthe partof many consumerstoaccepttheresultsasa matteroffact,saidthe milk expert." saidthe milk expert. "However,the quality neveris a matterofchance." saidthe milk expert. 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This makes a total of 100 per cent as perfect. Each of the above items is distinct from the others and thus the milk is scored from all angles. "Quality of graded milk in California today is so uniformly high that there is probably a tendency on the part of many consumers to accept the results as a matter of fact," said the milk expert, "However, quality never is a matter of chance. The uniformly clean, wholesome and pleasing bottle of milk received by consumers today, were produced under adequate supervision, is a product of combined service on the part of the state and local milk inspecting officials, the producer and distributor. "The qualities in milk which have established its value as a perfect food for men, also make it susceptible to contaminating influences when not properly handled. It is only through the co-operating of milk dealers and inspecting departments that the public is at all times protected from the possibility of securing an unwholesome product." The results of the test were as follows: Certified milk—Those scoring between 95 and 100 per cent—Arden dairy (distributed by Excelsior creamery). Guaranteed milk—Score between 95 and 100 per cent—D. Eyman Huff, Willson dairy, Anaheim-Fullerton creamery, Pomegranate dairy. Raw milk—Score between 95 and 100 per cent—Rinner dairy, Wilson dairy, Collins dairy, Raltt's Sanitary dairy, Yellis dairy, Orangedale dairy, Anaheim-Fullerton creamery, Willey dairy A. F. Siewert dairy, Excelsior creamery, Plue Ribbon dairy, Jersey Gold farm, Bragg's dairy. Raw milk—Between 90 and 95 per cent TODAY AND TOMORROW Paramount's All Dialogue Drama LAUGH GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS WITH WALTER HUSTON AND AN ALL SEAR CAST Most Authentic Showing of Newspaper Atmosphere Ever Screened SUNDAY AND MONDAY TODAY AND TOMORROW Paramount's All Dialogue Drama LAUGH GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS WITH WALTER HUSTON AND AN ALL STAR CAST Most Authentic Showing of Newspaper Atmosphere Ever Screened SUNDAY AND MONDAY A Metro Goldwyn Mayer Nature RAMON NOVARRO IN "THE PAGAN" with RENEE ADOREE DONALD CRISP DOROTHY JANIS Hear Ramon Novarro Sing the Pagan Love Song of the South Seas 3 DAYS—STARTING TUESDAY, JUNE 11 The Trial of MARY DUGAN FROM THE FAMOUS BROADWAY STAGE SUCCESS WITH NORMA SHEARER B.J.WARNERS LEWIS STONE RAYMOND HACKETT ANAHEIM GAZETTE The California Gladiolus Show Half Million Blooms To Be Displayed at Biltmore Hotel June 13 and 14 Over 500,000 blooms are being grown in California for display at the fifth annual California Gladiolus Show, to be held at the Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel on June 13th and 14th. This year's show promises to be far greater than the one last year, which was rated as the flim of its kind in the entire country. Mr. Clifford Moore, manager of the show, has an responsible for the beautiful arrangement and layout of the previous exhibits, has with his committee planned the 1928 event to surpass anything that here heretofore been attempted. According to the advance ticket sales and inquiries about the show, a conservative estimate would be that 10,000 persons will attend this year's event. The entire ballroom space has been engaged by the commercial growers who are giving their exhibits months of thought in order to eclipse all former displays in beauty of design. The management has also obtained the services of the best known authorities on Gladiolus to do the judging, which will give the public the advantage of getting first-hand information on the better varieties. The opinions of such men as J. D. Long of the J. D. Long Seed company, Boulder, Colorado, Calibur of Berkeley, Calif., W. H. Kingsley of Hayward, Calif., C. E. Hudyshel of La Verne, Calif., and Louis G. Rowe of Sea Brook, New Hampshire are well worth consideration. The public will also be invited this year to do some judging. Each person entering the show will be given the opportunity to select which in his estimation is the most beautiful Gladiolus on display. The spike obtaining the greatest number of votes will be... AN AGE OF FAITH It is a long time since the steamer Vestris went to bottom of the Virginia capes, carrying 100 people down with her; but new facts about the tragedy are still coming out. At the present inquiry in London it is disclosed that the steamer was considerably overloaded when it cleared from New York, and competent witnesses have testified that this was a contributory cause to her sinking. The citizen who embarked on a steamship has not, naturally, any way on earth of telling whether the vessel is loaded properly or equipped properly. Things of the sea are a closed book to most landmen. To make a sea voyage is to perform an act of faith—faith that unknown men have been conscientious and thorough in the performance of their duties. Indeed, this is becoming increasingly true of everything we do. Never before was the average man so much under the necessity of taking it for granted that his fellow men would be upright and capable. The machine age might well be called the age of faith. You do not have to make a sea voyage to demonstrate this. Every day of your life you stake your life on faith that the men you meet will do their parts properly. For instance: you drive along a river in your automobile at a speed of our nation of the uncontrolled surface water, washing away our soil and carrying it to the sea. It has been determined that 1,500,000,000 tons of soil matter is washed from our farms and pasture lands and carried to the sea every year. This soil, thus stolen from us by erosion, contains 126,000,000 pounds of plant food, which is twenty-one times more plant food than is removed from the soil by crops. You must remember that when plant food is removed from the soil by agricultural crops it can be restored by fertilizer and soil legumes, but when the soil is washed away it cannot be restored by man and the land from which it is washed is forever lost to agriculture. "It has been conservatively estimated that the value of the soil our country loses each year by erosion amounts to $2,000,000,000, and the farmers of the nation suffer a direct primary loss of two hundred million a year by reason of the destructive depredations of this master criminal—erosion. "In 1879, when erosion had not inflicted such enormous damage on the agricultural soil of the nation, the farmers spent only $28,000,000 for fertilizer. In 1919, as a result of erosion, they were compelled to spend three hundred and twenty-six millions." Indeed, this is becoming increasingly true of everything we do. Never before was the average man so much under the necessity of taking it for granted that his fellow men would be upright and capable. The machine age might well be called the age of faith. You do not have to make a sea voyage to demonstrate this. Every day of your life you stake your life on faith that the men you meet will do their parts properly. For instance: you drive along a street in your automobile at a speed of 30 miles an hour. Coming toward you on the left, is a stream of autos going the other direction. The cars whizz past you at a speed equal to your own, missing you by a scant two or three feet. You are putting up your life on the faith that none of these drivers is drunk or incompetent or near-sighted. If one of those cars should swerve slightly out of line you would have a bad smashup that would probably kill you—but you simply take it for granted that all of these unknown drivers. You could find a similar instance in men as good as yourself, almost every hour of your daily routine. The whole complicated fabric of modern life is held together by nothing in the world but faith. This is why the bungler—the careless, witness incompetent—is able to do more harm today than ever before in history. In the old days it usually took a certain amount of malice to bring about a disaster. Today a moment's inattention on the part of the most well-meaning of men can have fearful consequences. Incompetence may yet be rated the most serious crime on our calendar. Soil Erosion is National Menace One of the greatest national wastes is the waste of our land itself due to soil erosion which has done a great deal to depreciate the value of farm and in many parts of the United States. Congressman James P. Bushman has written in the current issue of the National Republic an interest- Anaheim, Calif., June 6th, 1929 Advance ticket sales to the show, would be that 10-attend this year's ballroom space has the commercial growing their exhibits in order to eclipse in beauty of design. It has also obtained best known author to do the judging. The public the advance-hand information petitions. The opinions D. Long of the J.D. Boulder, Colorado, Berkeley, Calif., W. Wayward, Calif., C. E. Arne, Calif., and Louis Brook, New Hampshire consideration. Also be invited this judging. Each person will be given the receiving which in his most beautiful Glad. The spike obtaining power of votes will be classed as the most popular Gladiolus. Anyone may enter one or more spikes in this competition. The older originations have just as good a chance to win as the new creations with the public and not the commission of Gladiolus, so to the judging. The licents of Southern California promote a magnificent display of their varied uses of the Gladiolus, which will be an education in itself. Of cours we are going to have the able assistance of our color clerk, Geo. Warren, who will definitely settle all disputes as to the color and classification of each and every Glad. in the show. The different communities have been invited to enter baskets representing the finest Glads grown in their particular location. This occupation will be worth going a long way to see. Any one interested in flowers must not miss this show. It is to be an event in floral history in Los Angeles that will never be forgotten. A navy flier in Washington went 40,000 feet in the air and found it was seventy degrees below zero. This is different from the experience of the average fellow who finds that the more he goes up in the air the hotter he gets under the collar. One-half of the world's radio sets are said to be in use in the United States. And it's our opinion that we have about seven eighths of the static. To become a good aviator one has to be air conscious and to become a good stock market operator one has to be hot-air conscious. There is one thing that we insist on and that is a prohibitive tariff on green beans with strings attached. NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HYDRANTS 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 eight o'clock p.m. of Thursday, the 27th day of June, 1929, for furnishing to said city thirty amount not less than ten per cent of said bid; and the successful bidder will be required to furnish within ten days after the award of the contract, a surety bond, payable to said City, and subject to the approval of the City Council, in an amount not less than fifty per cent of the aggregate amount of said contract, which said bond shall be conditioned upon the faithful performance of said contract. Specifications and further information may be obtained at the office of the City Manager. All proposals must be on forms furnished by the City Manager. The City Council of said City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals. Dated this 3rd day of June, 1929. EDWARD R. MERRITT. City Clerk of the City of Anaheim. 6-6-31 NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS FOR CHLORINE 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 eight o'clock p.m. of Thursday, the 27th day of June, 1929, for furnishing to said City approximately 36,000 pounds of chlorine gas to be delivered in one-ton containers under purchase agreement to run one year. Said chlorine gas is to be used at various locations along the Orange county Joint Outfall Sewer, and must be moisture free and of a standard of purity equal to that in water works practice. Each proposal shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check, payable to City of Anaheim, in an amount not less than ten per cent of the amount of such proposal, and the successful bidder will be required to furnish within ten days after the award of contract, a faithful performance bond running to the City of Anaheim and subject to the approval of said City Council, in an amount not less than 50 per cent of the aggregate amount of the contract. Further information may be obtained at the office of the City Manager of A new endurance Record FLYING a Wright motored, stock Lockheed cabin monoplane, using Richfield Aviation Gasoline and Richlube Motor Oil, Herbert J. Fahy, chief test pilot of the Lockheed Aircraft Company, set a new solo endurance record without refueling—remain- FLYING a Wright motored, stock Lockheed cabin monoplane, using Richfield Aviation Gasoline and Richlube Motor Oil, Herbert J. Fahy, chief test pilot of the Lockheed Aircraft Company, set a new solo endurance record without refueling—remaining in the air 36 hours, 56 minutes, 36 seconds. Fahy took off from Metropolitan Airport at 4:43:05 a.m. Tuesday, May 28, and landed at 5:39:41 p.m. Wednesday—exceeding the record of Martin Jensen by 1 hour and 23 minutes. Once again Richfield has played an impressive part in an aerial achievement—just as it did in the flight of the Question Mark army plane, in Captain Wilkins' hop over the North Pole, in numerous record breaking transcontinental flights and endurance records. Use Richfield in your own car for the same reason it is selected by leading pilots and flyers—power, speed, unfailing dependability. And Richlube pure Pennsylvania Motor Oil—it means longer life to your motor.