anaheim-gazette 1932-01-14

CALIFORNIA PUBLISHERS PLAY IN SNOW Scene on "Rim O' the World" in San Bernardino mountains where the members of the California paper Publishers association will frolic as the concluding feature of the three day convention Bernardino on January 15 to 17. Snow scenes depict winter sports now so popular in California tain regions. Bird Refuge for Orange County Is Recommended: 60 Varieties Found Bird Refuge for Orange County Is Recommended; 69 Varieties Found By ERIC E. EASTMAN One of the most important steps taken in recent years with respect to the preservation of bird life in Orange County was recently made by the Fountain Valley Land Owners' association, of which Louis Bushard is president. This association recommended that a study be made of the Santa Ana river channel, or right-of-way, by the U.S. Biological Survey in order to determine the feasibility and desirability of setting this area aside as a bird refuge. It is claimed that with the exception of plantings about scattered ranch houses, the river channel appears to be almost the only place in the southwest-ern part of the county where trees and underbrush are suitable for birds to nest. Unfavorable Conditions A reconnaissance inspection shows that this area is only a few feet wide on the average, on each side of the straightened channel, and that it is being hunted in whole or in part by men, boys and dogs almost continuously. It is also unofficially reported that a large part of the channel by the government have either been destroyed or prevented from resting by hunters and others. It is also thought that in like manner varieties of beneficial birds are being destroyed or prevented from nesting and maturing their broods. These were the principal institutions which induced the Bounty Land Owners' association for a study of the area Biological Survey, in order to find the facts and, if desired, outlining a program winnantly preserve and valuable bird population. The office was required to test the facts in the case of the assistance of the Bounty Survey. In response to this Piper in charge of the Bounty Area, made a preliminary Orange county and inspected as a bird refuges with representatives of Valley association and its visitor's office, in order to his mind the boundaries to get the local viewpoint lined steps in the work set aside the area as a borough of the principal items listing of data on bird both resident and migratory are interested in setting as a bird refuge are required communicate with the staff. List of 69 birds that Santa Ana river channel June 1, the principal mit is as follows: Bunting Lazuli, West Prewed Blackbird, Red-bird, Bushtit, Buzzard, tailed Chat, Mourning Dove, Flicker, Western Flycatcher, Firecatcher, Grosbeak, California Backed Goldfinch, Will Lawrence Goldfinch, Sp. Western red-tailed Hawk, Hawk, Anna Hummingbird California Jay, Killdeer, Kinglet, Kingbird, King Mockingbird, Meadowlark Oriole, Owl. Western-wood pewee, Phoebe, Phalnopepla, W Valley Quail, Roadrunner low, Song-Sparrow, En Chipping Sparrow, Garn Shrike, Anthony brown ted Towblee, Russet-back sku-hermit Thrush, Califorthern Warbling Vireo Warbler, Black-throated California Warbler, California Hermit Warbler, Town Luttegent Warbler, Hou A New Year... A New Hope With customary optimism, the American people have turned the page of the new year with the thought, "Well, things are going to be better from now on." Their reasoning is sound. The basic sources of prosperity are still here. It is only the surface that has been disturbed. Our farms will continue to produce crops, our factories will continue to make useful goods, our forests and mines will continue to yield their wealth, our trains and trucks and boats will continue to carry on and our electric plants will continue to supply the innumerable needs for light and power in this great land. The Southern California Edison Company is well prepared to do its full share in supplying abundant and reliable electric service to the farms, factories, mines, railroads, stores and homes of this region whose forward march of prosperity refuses to be long delayed. Southern California Edison Company Ltd. HINTS FOR THE HOUSE BY NANCY KALI Cauliflower Dumplings Cauliflower dumplings can be made from left-over cauliflower. Put the pieces of cauliflower through a vegetable ricer and add a little salt, pepper, mace, melted butter and milk. Add a beaten egg and enough farina to make the mixture firm. Mould into small balls and boil them for six minutes in clear stock or bouillon. Serve half a dozen as vegetable, to each person or make them smaller and serve them instead of croutons in the soup in which they are boiled. Stuffed Cauliflower Stuffed cauliflower is made of a head of cauliflower boiled whole until it is tender. It should then be dropped in cold water to blanch and then the heart should be cut out and chopped with half a dozen mushrooms and some cayenne pepper. Put the stuffing in the cavity in the head and put the whole on a hot dish, covered with a piece of cheesecloth, in the oven for a movement to heat. Do the work quickly so that the cauliflower will not need much heating. Serve with white sauce. Indian Bread Mix thoroughly the following ingredients: One cup of white corn meal, one cup of yellow corn meal, one teaspoonful of cayenne and one cup of chopped suet. Add a cup of cold water and stir thoroughly. Form this batter into rolls about five inches long, roll in greased paper and bake moderately for an hour. They should be served hot. According to the government report it was the custom of the Indians to bake these cakes by rolling them in husks of corn, a practice which is recommended to campers. Use Salt Discreetly William Muldoon, famous old-time wrestler, trainer of John L. Sullivan, member of N.Y.State Boxing Commission, as he appeared just before going to hospital for a "looking over" after a fall from a railroad station platform. These were the principal considerations which induced the Fountain Valley Land Owners' association to petition for a study of the area by the U. S. Biological Survey, in order to ascertain the facts and, if desirable, to assist in outlining a program which will permanently preserve and increase our valuable bird population. The farm advisor's office was requested to ascertain the facts in the case and to secure the assistance of the U. S. Biological Survey. In response to this request, S. E Piper in charge of the survey work in this area made a preliminary visit to Orange county and inspected the area proposed as a bird refuge in company with representatives of the Fountain Valley association and the farm advisor's office, in order to clearly fix in his mind the boundaries proposed and to get the local viewpoint. Piper outlined steps in the work to be done to set aside the area as a bird refuge. One of the principal items listed was the securing of data on bird life in the area both resident and migratory. All who are interested in setting aside the area as a bird refuge are requested to communicate with the farm advisor's office, and anyone with definite information opposing the plan is also asked to communicate with the same office. List of 69 birds that frequent the Santa Ana river channel from Dec. 1 to June 1, the principal migration season, is as follows: Bunting Lazuli, Western Bluebird, Prewed Blackbird, Red-Winged blackbird, Bushtit, Buzzard, Crow, Long-tailed Chat, Mourning Dove, Red-shafted Flicker, Western Flycatcher, Ash-crested Flycatcher, Black-headed Grosbeak, California Gull, Green-backed Goldfinch, Willow Goldfinch, Lawrence Goldfinch, Sparrow Hawk, Western red-tailed Haww, Sharp-shinned Haww, Avena Hummingbird, Blue Heron, California Jay, Killdeer, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Kingbird, Kingfisher, Linnet, Mockingbird, Meadowlark, Bullock's Oriole, Owl. Western-wood pewee, Black-headed Phoebe, Phalopepla, White Peblican, Valley Quail, Roadrunner, Robin, Swallow, Song-Sparrow, English Sparrow, Chipping Sparrow, Gambel Sparrow, Shrinke, Anthony brown Towhee, Spot-ted Towblee, Russet-backed Thrush, Alaska-hermit Thrush, California Thrasher, Western Warbling Virea, Audubon Warbler, Black-throated gray Warbler, California Warbler, Calaucas Warbler, Hermit Warbler, Townsend Warbler, Lute-scent Warbler, House When, Beating their broods. These were the principal considerations which induced the Fountain Valley Land Owners' association to petition for a study of the area by the U. S. Biological Survey, in order to ascertain the facts and, if desirable, to assist in outlining a program which will permanently preserve and increase our valuable bird population. The farm advisor's office was requested to ascertain the facts in the case and to secure the assistance of the U. S. Biological Survey. In response to this request, S. E Piper in charge of the survey work in this area made a preliminary visit to Orange county and inspected the area proposed as a bird refuge in company with representatives of the Fountain Valley association and the farm advisor's office, in order to clearly fix in his mind the boundaries proposed and to get the local viewpoint. Piper outlined steps in the work to be done to set aside the area as a bird refuge. One of the principal items listed was the securing of data on bird life in the area both resident and migratory. All who are interested in setting aside the area as a bird refuge are requested to communicate with the farm advisor's office, and anyone with definite information opposing the plan is also asked to communicate with the same office. List of 69 birds that frequent the Santa Ana river channel from Dec. 1 to June 1, the principal migration season, is as follows: Bunting Lazuli, Western Bluebird, Prewed Blackbird, Red-Winged blackbird, Bushtit, Buzzard, Crow, Long-tailed Chat, Mourning Dove, Red-shafted Flicker, Western Flycatcher, Ash-crested Flycatcher, Black-headed Grosbeak, California Gull, Green-backed Goldfinch, Willow Goldfinch, Lawrence Goldfinch, Sparrow Hawk, Western red-tailed Haww, Sharp-shinned Haww, Avena Hummingbird, Blue Heron, California Jay, Killdeer, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Kingbird, Kingfisher, Linnet, Mockingbird, Meadowlark, Bullock's Oriole, Owl. Western-wood pewee, Black-headed Phoebe，Phalopepla，White Peblican，Valley Quail，Roadrunner，Robin，Swallow，Song-Sparrow，English Sparrow，Chipping Sparrow，Gambel Sparrow，Shrinke，Anthony brown Towhee，Spot-ted Towblee，Russet-backed Thrush，Alaska-hermit Thrush，California Thrasher，Western Warbling Virea，Audubon Warbler，Black-throated gray Warbler，Calaucas Warbler，Hermit Warbler，Townsend Warbler，Lute-scent Warbler，House When，Beating their broods. These were the principal considerations which induced the Fountain Valley Land Owners' association to petition for a study of the area by the U. S. Biological Survey, in order to ascertain the facts and, if desirable, to assist in outlining a program which will permanently preserve and increase our valuable bird population. The farm advisor's office was requested to ascertain the facts in the case and to secure the assistance of the U. S. Biological Survey. In response to this request, S. E Piper in charge of the survey work in this area made a preliminary visit to Orange county and inspected the area proposed as a bird refuge in company with representatives of the Fountain Valley association and the farm advisor's office, in order to clearly fix in his mind the boundaries proposed and to get the local viewpoint. Piper outlined steps in the work to be done to set aside the area as a bird refuge. One of the principal items listed was the securing of data on bird life in the area both resident and migratory. All who are interested in setting aside the area as a bird refuge are requested to communicate with the farm advisor's office, and anyone with definite information opposing the plan is also asked to communicate with the same office. List of 69 birds that frequent the Santa Ana river channel from Dec. 1 to June 1, the principal migration season is as follows: Bunting Lazuli，Western Bluebird，Prewed Blackbird，Red-Winged blackbird，Bushtit，Buzzard，Crow，长尾ed Chat，Mourning Dove，红-shafted Flicker，Western Flycatcher，Ash-crested Flycatcher，黑头-headed Grosbeak，California Gull，Green-backed Goldfinch，Willow Goldfinch，Lawrence Goldfinch，Sparrow Hawk，Western red-tailed Haww，Sharp-shinned Haww，Avena Hummingbird，Blue Heron，California Jay，Killdeer，Ruby-crowned Kinglet，Kingbird，Kingfisher，林网，莫奈鸟给金鱼。马利奥尔河沿岸的黑头-headed Grosbeak，是在河边发现的。 Christian Science Lesson-Sermon “This is the record that God hath given to us eternal life,and this life is his Son.” These words from the first epistle of John constitute the Golden Text in the Lesson-Sermon of Life Sunday，在 all Churches of Christ Scientist branches of The Mother Church.The First Church of Christ Scientist，在 Boston,Mass. One of The Scriptural selections in the Lesson-Sermon cites the verses from The Gospel according to John: “These words spake Jesus,and lifted up his eyes to heaven,and said,Father,the hour is come; glorify thy Son that thy Son also may glorify THEE;as thou hast given him mpower over all flesh that he should give eternal life to as many as thou hast given him.And this is life eternal that they might know THEE only true God,and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent.” A correlative passage from The Christian Science textbook.“Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,”by Mary Baker Eddy,says.“This is life eternal,’says Jesus—is not shall be;and then he defines everlasting life as a present knowledge of his Father and of himself—the knowledge of Love、Truth、and Life.” Christian Science Lecture Radlocast. Radio listeners may hear an authorized lecture on Christian Science over Station K T M (780ke-384.4m), Sunday afternoon January 17.at 3 o’clock when Paul Stark Seeley,C.S.R.of Portland.Oregon delivers a lecture in Philharmonic Auditorium.Los Angeles under auspices of Ninth Church of Christian Science.Los Angeles Mr Mockingbird, Meadowlark, Bullock's Oriole, Owl. Western-wood pewee, Black-headed Phoebe, Phainopepla, White Peblican, Valley Quail, Roadrunner, Robin, Swallow, Song-Sparrow, English Sparrow, Chipping Sparrow, Gambel Sparrow, Shrike, Anthony brown Towhee, Spot-ted Towblee, Russet-backed Thrush, Alaska-hermit Thrush, California Thrasher, Western Warbling Virea, Audubon Warbler, Black-throated gray Warbler, California Warbler, Calaucas Warbler, Hornit Warbler, Townsend Warbler, Lute-scent Warbler, House When, Bewick Wren, Wrentit, California Woodpecker, Willow Woodpecker. OFFICERS WILL "BEAR DOWN" ON VIOLATORS Declaring many serious and fatal accidents are resulting in California from the failure of motorists to slow down when approaching intersections or when going through incorporated towns and cities. E. Raymond Cato, chief of the California highway patrol, today instructed his men to bear down on all such violators. There is a general disregard of speed limit zone signs by motorists traveling on state highways that pass through incorporated towns, the patrol chief said. JOE GISH FREE AIR LOOKS LIKE THE ONLY MEMBERS OF CONGRESS THAT ACT LIKE GENTLEMEN ARE THE LADIES +++ Christian Science Lecture Radiocast. Radio listeners may hear an authorized lecture on Christian Science over Station K T M (78Oke-384.4m). Sunday afternoon, January 17, at 3 o'clock, when Paul Stark Seeley, C. S. R., of Portland, Oregon, delivers a lecture in Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles. under the auspices of Ninth Church of Christ, Scientist, Los Angeles. Mr. Seeley is a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rymer celebrated their silver wedding on New Years day with a reception at their home 205 North Resh street from 2 until 9 p.m. Decorations in the reception rooms was in keeping with the event, silver predominating. A number of silver gifts from friends were on display, some from distant points. A delightful program of vocal and instrumental music was one of the features of the reception. Refreshments were served at which the hostess was assisted by her mother. Mr. J. W. Lutes. A large number of friends called to offer congratulations and best wishes for many more happy anniversaries. Miss Mary Kelley of Bisbee, Arizona one of the high school faculty of that city was the guest during the holidays of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer. Tomato catsup or chili sauce and thick mayonnaise mixed half and half makes a delicious dressing for plain lettuce and some other salads. ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS—Music, Drama, Dance. SPECIAL FEATURE: Sight-reading classes, 122 W. Center St. Phono 4312. Unemployment Relief Sale Tailor-made suits, $24.50. Extra pants free. January only 308 R. Center WANT ADS RATE: Five cents the line (countive words to the line for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. Stationery BOOKKEEPING FORMS For popular standard forms, ledger sheets, receipts, etc., see E. D. ABRAMS 116 W. Center Anaheim. Phone 2513 Financial LOANS TO INDIVIDUALS $109-$1,800 CO-MAKERS OR COOLATERAL Autos Refinanced LOANS TO INVESTMENTS 119 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Situations GENERAL repairing and auto jobs Gene Adams, 416 S. Olive 3554 7-10 th Tailoring Painting & Painting Pianos For Sale Poultry WE FAY LASH or country any quantity Market or laying Will call Phone 1001 R. D. 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