oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-27

OSBORNE PREDICTS GROWTH OF COAST Henry E. Osborne, representative in congress from the 16th (Los Angeles) district, has given out the following statement on the need for commercial and industrial preparedness: The rapid growth of the Pacific coast states in population, commerce and industry has never before been so noticeable as it is today. These states embrace so many attractions of climate and scenery, which add to the pleasures of living, that this growth is bound to continue for many years to population of a little less than three and a half millions, at no distant day. It will sustain 15 millions, and Oregon and Washington will increase in like proportion, 20 to 25 millions of people in these three states, instead of the five millions and a half that we now have, is no extravagant forecast. The enterprising and farseeing people of today must lay their plans and outline their policies well in advance to provide the facilities which will profitably engage the activities of those coming millions. With greatly increased population there must be greatly increased production, agricultural and manufacturing, and there must be a great increase in commerce. How can we best contribute to laying the foundations upon which the future profitable employment and happiness of our people shall be based? BASEBALL Anaheim Elks vs. WM. RUSSELL ALL STARS Wm. Russell will be there in person and play on the team. SUNDAY, MAY 29, AT 2:30 P.M. Ball grounds on West Commonwealth, 1 mile west of Fullerton General Admission 50c, including war tax Children, Parking and Grand Stand Free Foreign communication comprises two capable of great ease vast trade in the Pacific Ocean and oceans. Los Angeles land already participates extensively in a summer I was greeted the conviction that of people in that passing through a slowly it is true suit in a demand for in the United States the industrious Chic now feel the need change occurs the being so much near rope will have a establishment of F of our Pacific coast may be willing to investment required movement of forest increase manufacture to notice that financiers have organized Trade Financeing the capitalization suffices very efficient service this great work. Manufacturing derer. The fullest or vast quantity of h in our mountains of of the things most manufacturing less other sections less natural conditions. Not only for the come to the Pacific mountain states in the people who are let us to the best list in building up and our manufactur Pacific coast cities mercially and in tiveness in the world. $1,543,095 T ARE APP County Auditor apportioned the secr taxes collected for the total of which total amount of coloned by Jerome is collected from Ful Ana, Stanton, Seal protection and dra SUNDAY, MAY 29, AT 2:30 P.M. Ball grounds on West Commonwealth, 1 mile west of Fullerton General Admission 50c, including war tax Children, Parking and Grand Stand Free Add This Comfort to Your Touring Car MILLER TONNEAU WIND SHIELDS $20.00 Installed Kittle Luggage Carriers, $4.50 and $5.00 Let us Equip Your Car for the Trip. NENNO & BICK EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO Hartford, Goodyear and Goodrich Tires and Tubes. 145 S. LOS ANGELES ST., KNAHEIM, CAL. FEDERAL TIRES REDUCED 23 PER CENT FEDERAL TIRES REDUCED 23 PER CENT Excise Tax is additional Guaranteed 6000 Miles Size Plain Traffic Tread Tubes 30x3 $11.85 $12.85 $2.15 30x3½ $14.50 $15.00 $2.55 32x3½ $20.25 $2.90 31x4 $22.40 $3.45 32x4 $26.90 $3.55 33x4 $28.30 $3.70 34x4 $28.90 $3.90 32x4½ $42.25 $4.50 PLUGS FOR FORDS AND FORDSONS Champion X Plugs ...75¢ Bethlehem Plugs ...60¢ Porcelains ...40¢ Wickersheim Implement Co. FULLERTON, CAL. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Foreign commerce and manufacturing compete two lions of anewer capable of great expansion. There is a vast trade in the countries facing the Pacific Ocean, in Which San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle and Portland already participate but to a moderate extent. In a visit to Cuba last summer I was greatly impressed with the conviction that the 440 millions of people in that great country are passing through a transition stage, slowly it is true, but which will result in a demand for articles produced in the United States and Europe, that the industrious Chinese people do not now feel; the necessity for. As this glance occurs the Pacific coast ports being so much nearer China than Europe will have an advantage. The establishment of Free Zones at some of our Pacific coast ports, where they may be willing to make the large investment required, will facilitate the movement of foreign commerce and increase manufacturing. It is gratifying to notice that our Pacific coast financiers have organized the Foreign Trade Financing Corporation, with a capitalization sufficiently large to do very efficient service in carrying on this great work. Manufacturing demands cheap power. The fullest development of the vast quantity of hydro-electric power in our mountains and foothills is one of the things most important to make manufacturing less expensive than in other sections less favored with these natural conditions. Not only for the millions who will come to the Pacific coast and intermountain states in the future, but for the people who are already with us let us to the best of our ability assist in building up our Foreign Trade and our manufacturing, and make the Pacific coast cities the greatest commercially and in beauty and attractiveness in the world. $1,543,095 TAXES ARE APPORTIONED County Auditor W. C. Jerome has apportioned the second installment of taxes collected for the year 1926-21, the total of which is $1,543,095.04. The total amount of county taxes apportioned by Jerome is $1,372,523.50. Taxes collected from Fullerton city, Santa Ana, Stanton, Seal Beach and several protection and drainage districts in Olive School district building fund... 805.91 Orange school district building fund... 1,258.03 Placentia school district building fund... 2,342.30 Michaels school district building fund... 242.60 Santa Ana school district building fund... 2,259.15 Tustin school district building fund... 2,419.03 Villa Park school district building fund... 2,100.44 Westminster school district building fund... 810.23 Tofana Linda school district building fund... 860.79 Anahaleh high school district building fund... 11,320.60 Captainrane high school district building fund... 1,315.50 Fullerton high school fund... 6,428.05 Huntington Beach high school fund... 1,038.24 Orange high school fund... 4,766.35 Santa Ana high school fund... 11,250.75 Taxes apportioned to the following cities and drainage districts also are reported by County Auditor Jerome: Fullerton city... $7,427.95 Santa Ana... $74,230.71 Stanton... $3,085.67 Seal Beach... $4,592.64 Delhi drainage district... 10,742.10 Newport drainage district... 14,076.17 Bola drainage district... 4,416.55 Tailert drainage district... 8,529.22 Westminster drainage district... 2,343.07 Newbert's protection district... 16,364.00 Olive-West Orange protection district... 2,302.00 Road improvement district No. 1... 5,377.10 TABLES TURNED AS AGED MINER SUES Cleared of a charge of embezzlement after a preliminary hearing in the justice court at Santa Ana, J.W.O'Day, aged mining man of Los Angeles, and wife, Emma O'Day, brought suit against O'Day's accuser, Milton McMillan, of Anahelm, and others for an accounting. The defendants named in three separate complaints filed by O'Day and his wife are U.S. Glaze, Roy Thomas, Howard Harround, Milton McMillan, the First National bank of Fullerton, the Standard bank of Fullerton, the Standard bank of Fullerton. $2,500 was deposited and that the defendants now are withdrawing the money for their own use. He and his wife demand an accounting of the disbursements and ask the court to issue an injunction to restrain the defendants from dismising any more funds from the three banks. Attorneys for the plaintiffs will ask for the injunction June $ at 10 a.m. After spending several days in the county jail in default of bail O'Day was given a preliminary hearing on the charge of embezzlement preferred by Milton McMillan of Anahelm. After the hearing had been on for about three hours Deputy District Attorney C.N.Mozely moved for a dismissal of the case. McMillan alleged that he gave to O'Day $500 to be turned over to Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter for their interest in a quartz mining claim near El Toro,and that O'Day appropriated the money for his own use.The charge was substantiated.A receipt for the $500,purporting to have been signed by Hunter,was produced by attorneys for O'Day.A quit claim deed secured from the recorder's office,bearing Hunter's signature.also was produced. With this documentary evidence showing that the Hunters had been paid for their interest in the mining claims, Deputy District Attorney Mozely held that there was no use of a prosecution of the case. OIL SURPLUS UPON INCREASE IN STATE Users of oil and gasoline in Santa Ana and other Orange-co.,cities were interested today in the announcement made in San Francisco by the Standard Oil Co.,that stocks in storage by oil companies in California increased 1,143,142 barrels in April. April production by all companies,amounting to 238,981 barrels a day showed an increase of 1298 barrels a day over March.April shipments were 200,877 barrels an advance of 5,451 barrels daily over March.The April production sets a new record for California. With 595 active drilling wells,the largest number in any month since September,1911,and with 143.new rigs erected during the month,the largest number since July 1910;development is more active than at any time within the past ten years according to the County Auditor W. C. Jerome has apportioned the second installment of taxes collected for the year 1920-21, the total amount of county taxes apportioned by Jerome is $1,373,523.50. Taxes collected from Fullerton city, Santa Ana, Stanton, Seal Beach and several protection and drainage districts in county amount to $169,571.44. The apportionment is as follows: General road fund... $26,794.71 Road District No. 2... 22,164.22 Road District No. 3... 55,691.69 Road District No. 4... 8,258.23 Road District No. 5... 29,228.07 County General fund... 142,117.51 Bridge fund... 60,216.67 Salary fund... 50,216.67 Hospital fund... 25,108.33 Interest and sinking fund... 60,260.00 Advertising fund... 6,021.67 County school fund... 195,845.01 County park fund... 10,043.34 County good roads fund... 100,433.34 Forestry fund... 2,510.83 Buena Park lighting Dist... 305.50 El Modena lighting Dist... 134.81 Garden Grove lighting Dist... 265.76 Olive lighting Dist... 190.72 Placentia lighting Dist... 1,130.68 Tustin lighting Dist... 1,012.73 Buena Park library Dist... 360.98 Placentia library district... 1,518.01 Yorba Linda library Dist... 1,711.18 High school fund... 357,700.12 Special school fund... 91,141.30 Kindergarten fund... 20,007.79 School building fund... 28,225.81 Alamitos school district building fund... 1,064.87 Anaheim school district building fund... 8,517.77 Brea school district building fund... 3,228.06 Bay City school district building fund... 1,305.36 Bolsa school district building fund... 861.55 Delhi school district building fund... 604.52 El Modena school district building fund... 748.70 El Toro school district building fund... 362.15 Fontain Valley school district building fund... 1,016.67 Fullerton school district building fund... 3,578.50 Greenville school district building fund... 876.62 Huntington Beach school district building fund... 876.62 trict buildin fund... 2,845.00 Katella school district building fund... 1,224.52 La Habr school district building fund... 4,411.51 Laurel school district building fund... 2,248.24 Newport Beach district school building fund... 921.34 Ocean View school district building fund... 557.27 Cleared of a charge of embezzlement after a preliminary hearing in the justice court at Santa Ana, J.W.O'Day, aged mining man of Los Angeles, and wife, Emma O'O'Day, have brought suit against O'O'Day's accuser, Milton McMillan, of Anaheim, and others for an accounting. The defendants named in three separate complaints filed by O'O'Day and his wife are U.S.Glaze, Roy Thomas, Howard Harradown, Milton McMillan, the First National bank of Fullerton, the Standard bank of Fullerton and the First National bank of Anaheim. O'O'Day and his wife, through their attorneys, H.I.Cruzan and A.D.Laughlin, assert that Emma O'O'Day was the owner of certain mining locations near E.Toro and that January 1, 1921, the plaintiffs entered into a contract with Thomas, McMillan and Harround. The plaintiffs allege that each of the defendants agreed to take a 1-24th interest in the quartz mining locations for $500; the money to be expended by O'O'Day in location work and surveys required by the government before the issuance of patents it was agreed according to the complaints that the payments would be made to the different banks in Fullerton and Anaheim. 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