oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-15

SEDALIA WILL LURE EX-MISSOURI FOLK "I'm from Missouri—show me!" Hundreds of former residents of this famous state now residing in Orange co and So. Calif. are preparing to return to their heath to attend the Missouri centennial celebration at Sedalia, Mo., August 8-20. A great deal of interest is being manifested by Missourians living in this county and it is said that a number are anticipating being present at the big celebration. Opportunity will be offered for advertising this section and it is believed that it will be accepted. Arrangements are being made for running a special train over the Salt Lake to the exposition city. The special will leave Los Angeles August 9 at 3 a.m. In reply to a query as to details of the plans for the special and other information of the centennial, Chas. E. Stokes, of Los Angeles, representing L. H. Parsons, secretary of the federation of state societies, says: "I desire to ask that in mentioning the excursion, you impress upon your former Missouri readers the fact that they will never have another such opportunity to show their appreciation of the old home state. Also kindly emphasize what this special train will mean to California. "It will probably be the only special outside of Missouri to be run to the centennial, and it will be an advertisement from the start, as we will be written up all along the route. We are promised a great reception at Sedalia. This will put us much in the lintelight. Besides, we are to have a California day with a program." LAVIN OBJECTS TO CITY LIBRARY BUDGET FUND (Continued from page 1) Report of the secretary-treasurer of the Anaheim Public Library, for the year ending June 30, 1921: Balance with city June 30, 1921 ... $1788.14 Received from city taxes ... 6009.48 $7797.62 Balance with secretary-treasurer June 30, 1920 ... 7851 ECONOMY IN CITRUS MANAGEMENT TOLD Orange growers of this county are probably more favored with soil and climatic conditions conducive to good returns on citrus fruit than most orange growing sections, but the cost of production has mounted quite high on the average. There are a good many leaks in the upkeep of a grove, which may be entirely or partially stopped by judicious management. A brief resume on points of economy which should be practiced by every grower if he is to get the maximum efficiency may be outlined here. 1 — Economy in irrigation. In many of our heavier loam soils excessive quantities of water are being used. By use of the soil augur one can examine the moisture content of the root zone and determine if water is necessary. Oftetimes 60 or 90 day intervals are sufficient, providing proper cultivation is given between applications. 2 — A careful study should be made of ranch horsepower, whether to use the tractor or horse. The tractor has its place in the general orchard routine for heavy work that must be done in a hurry, such as deep plowing in the early spring. There is a good deal of lighter work which may well be performed with the horse more economically. Orchard management companies have been organized in a number of citrus districts that do custom tractor work and horse labor. Where this organization is cooperative the expense of orchard tillage may be kept down to a minimum. The one factor which must not be overlooked on the other hand is that they be done on time. 3 — Fertilizing, heavy judicious yard manure or may be economical point of view. If trees produce 400 by supplying $750 yard manure when ten 100 boxes will expense would be. 4 — Limiting. If and such soils are county, an application will accelerate certain plant food might be termed feature. Be sure to however. Thousands been wasted in a lot time where error. 5 — Pruning alive. Thinning out cutting out all practiced. Heavy ing back is a part This applies to leafanges. 6 — Pest controlomy to cut downgation. By proper peats the tree is crop, where other boxes is cut down spent for good ftnemical expenditure cenical sprays scale insects have when the kill is nation and the quail In conclusion, crease the prode mal tree by giving trol. This may per acre but a lea LAVIN OBJECTS TO CITY LIBRARY BUDGET FUND (Continued from page 1) Report of the secretary-treasurer of the Anaheim Public Library, for the year ending June 30, 1921: Balance with city June 30, 1921 $1788.14 Received from city taxes ... 6009.48 $7797.62 Balance with secretary-treasurer June 30, 1920 ... 7851 Book rent ... 163.15 Fines ... 292.23 Sales of old papers ... 3.86 Sale of old lawn mower ... 7.00 Collections on lost books ... 10.25 Cash for new book ... 3.25 Other sources ... 11.50 $8367.16 Expenditures Salary (librarian) ... $1320.00 Salary (assistant) ... 851.25 Salary (janitor) ... 655.00 Newspapers & magazines ... 242.90 Books ... 823.39 Supplies ... 178.10 Lawn mowers ... 57.50 Blinding ... 188.40 Typewriter ... 103.50 Furniture ... 570.37 Repairs ... 103.52 Improvements ... 183.61 Insurance ... 231.10 Gas ... 72.63 Postage .21 Post office box rent ... 4.00 Express ... 1.95 Maps ... 3.96 Photographs ... 9.50 Telephone ... 29.65 Luncheon for Library club ... 18.80 $5608.42 Balance ... $2758.73 Balance with city ... $2698.73 Balance with secretary ... 60.00 $2758.73 Report of the librarian of the Anaheim public library, for the year ending June 30, 1921. Circulation 1920-1921 Adult fiction 13,440-19,223 Juvenile fiction 6,880-10,250 Non-fiction 1,497-1,937 Magazine monthly 3,065-3,747 Magazine weekly 739-837 TOTAL 25,621-35,994 Reading room attendance: Adult 8,289-10,258 Juvenile 7,279-8,880 TOTAL 15,568-19,138 New card holders 553-834 Cards withdrawn 125-134 Total number of card holders 2090-2790 Books mended 308-344 Books rebound 287-274 New books added 490-526 Books discarded 501-93 Total number of volumes in library...2970-4403 Budget 1920-1921, 7-hour day, 2 libraries. Books $1000 Binding ... 500 Shovel The Greatest of Great ing the Greatest Co The Most Drastic Price Reduct Fe 500 Pairs or More of Women's Canvas Low Shoes — Hand turned soles, pumps, or two eyelet ties; Louls heels, all sizes. Per pair Over 300 Pairs of MEN'S SHOES Men! MEN! Here is a chance to l shoes for fairly nothing, tar er, English or broad toe styles. All s the lot. Shovel "Em" Out Price Men's Style Sh Men's Fine Dress Sh $3.98 Tan or black leathers in round toe or English styles, Goodyear welted soles $3.98 WOMEN'S FINE WHITE BU SPORT OXFORDS $6.98 — Goodyear welted soles, trimmed with bl JUVENILE ... 15,568 19,138 TOTAL ... 15,568 19,138 New card holders ... 553 834 Cards withdrawn ... 125 134 Total number of card holders ... 2090 2790 Books mended ... 308 344 Books rebound ... 287 274 New books added ... 490 526 Books discarded ... 501 93 Total number of volumes in library... 3970 4403 Budget 1920-1921, 7-hour day, 2 librarians. Books ... $1000 Blinding ... 500 Magazines and Newspapers ... 250 Supplies ... 150 Typewriter ... 150 Furniture ... 620 Heat ... 100 Express ... 10 Telephone ... 36 Repairs ... 75 Librarians (1st) ... 1440 Librarians (2nd) ... 960 Janitor ... 720 TOTAL ... $6011 Budget 1921-1922, 12-hour day, 3 Librarians. Books ... $1200 Blinding ... 500 Newspapers ... 300 Supplies ... 250 Furniture (Book stack, truck, Desk, Card Files) ... 900 Heat ... 100 Telephone ... 40 Repairs ... 150 Librarians (1st) ... 1560 Librarian (2nd) ... 1080 Librarian (3rd) ... 720 Janitor ... 840 TOTAL ... $7540 Extra — Varnishing $105, tinting $118; total $223. Sprinkling system in lawn about $250. Good Income Grove 11 acres Valencias, 11 shares water stock, good 5-room modern house, gas and electricity, double garage. Located just out of Anaheim. Small payment down. The J. T. Lyon Realty Company 111 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 46 Tan or black leathers in round toe or English styles, Goodyear welted soles $3.98 WOMEN'S FINE WHITE BUCKS SPORT OXFORDS $6.98 —Goodyear welted soles, trimmed with blu leather with faux perforations, go for WOMEN'S GREY STRAP PUMPS $3.98 —Beautiful grey suede slipper with full Lou medium short vamp. Sale price Boys' Shoes A BIG TABLE FULL AT THE OUT PRICE $1.98 Others at $2.48 We Mention Only a Few of the Other Stores Los Angeles, Pasadena Santa Anita, San Pedro Long Beach, THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DE ALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA hand is that the various operations be done on time. 3—Fertilizing. The expenses of heavy judicious applications of barnyard manure or organic fertilizers may be economical from a production point of view. If one can make his trees produce 400 boxes to the acre by supplying $75.00 worth of barnyard manure where he has only gotten 100 boxes without manure, such expense would be economical. 4—Limiting. If the soil lacks lime, and such soils are scarce in Orange county, an application of good lime will accelerate the availability of certain plant foods in that soil which might be termed another economical feature. Be sure your soil needs lime however. Thousands of dollars have been wasted in useless applications of lime where no benefits will accrue. 5—Pruning should be conservative. Thinning out and spacing and cutting out all dead wood should be practiced. Heavy pruning and heading back is a practice of the past. This applies to lemons as well as oranges. 6—Pest control. It is false economy to cut down on efficient fumigation. By proper control of insect pests the tree is able to yield a good crop, where otherwise the number of boxes is cut down appreciably. Money spent for good fumigation is an economical expenditure. As a rule arsenical sprays for the control of scale insects have proven expensive, when the kill is taken into consideration and the quality of the fruit. In conclusion, it is economy to increase the productivity of the normal tree by giving it proper fertilization and keeping the pests in control. This may mean a greater cost per acre but a less cost per box. SCALY LEG COMMON POULTRY DISEASE As the observant poultry man goes through his flock, he may at sometime observe that the legs of one or more of his fowls present a peculiar swollen condition and that the outside layer of tissues of the swollen legs appear somewhat roughened or "scaly." If the affection has progressed to any considerable extent, lameness may also be noted. If some of the scales are scraped off the diseased leg and examined under low magnification, some mites which cause the condition may be detected quite readily. The detection of the mite is evidence that the fowl has mange of the legs, which condition is commonly known as scaly leg. The disease is slightly contagious, usually only affecting a few of the flock, but unless especial care be taken in purchasing and caring for fowls it is not at all unusual to find the disease distributed to a number of flocks over a wide area. As a rule the disease does not affect the general health of the infested bird, until it has progressed to the extent that lameness is produced, thus depicting the fowl of the natural facilities for obtaining food and exercise. This disease can be eradicated quite readily without very much trouble, and the treatment is rather simple. A cure in ordinary cases may be affected by brushing off the scales or soaking the affected parts in warm soapy water and then applying an ointment or other effective remedy. There are a number of remedies which may be recommended for the cure of this disease. The following ointment is an effective remedy for the cure of scaly leg: One part of oil of caraway to five parts of white vaseline, which should be rubbed into the leg and foot every few days until the disease has disappeared. Attention is again called to the fact that brushing off the scales and soaking the diseased parts, as previously noted, will aid considerably in bringing about beneficial results. Anaheim Feed & Fuel Company Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies, Fertillizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides. Public Weight Masters, 15-ton Scales Anaheim, California M. EUGENE DURFEE Architect Room 5, Casson Bldg. Phone 692 Anaheim Dr. G. W. Closson Veterinarian SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID DOGS AND COWS. Phone 288J—128 W. Adele St. Anaheim Novel 'Em Out Best of Great Shoe Sales--AttractGreatest Crowds in Our History Special Price Reductions on Good Shoes Anaheim Has Experienced in Months. This G Feast of Bargains for Every Man, Woman and Child Who Takes A More of Women's Low Shoes $1.00 Men's Tennis Shoes Made of white canvas and vulcanized rubber soles, all sizes. Cheaper than the wholesale price. Pair... Pairs of SHOES $2.48 There is a chance to buy a good pair of fairly nothing, tan or black leather toe styles. All sizes in "Em" Out Price $2.48 Men's Scout Style Shoes Made of soft chrome tan leather, all sizes $2.75 E Dress Shoes Women's Canvas Oxfords or Strap Slippers Made of excellent grade canvas, flexible soles, all sizes. A wonderful value $2.48 INFANTS' HARD SOLE SHOES Made of soft kid stock, turned soles; sizes 2 to 5, on sale $1.48 CHILDREN'S SHOES $1.98 Children's patent leather and kid shoes with hand-turned soles. Made-over foot-form lasts. Sizes to 8. Extra good values. Sale price $1.98 Women's Dainty Footwear $4.98 Low shoes in all the late strap effects, brown or black, also military heel oxford in all shades of brown and black kid. All sizes $4.98 Mary Janes in Kid Leather Children's sizes, 5 to 11, go for Infants' sizes Tennis Mary INFANTS' HARD SOLE SHOES Made of soft kid stock, turned soles; sizes 2 to 5, on sale ... $1.48 CHILDREN'S SHOES $1.98 Children's patent leather and kid shoes with handturned soles. Made-over foot-form lasts. Sizes to 8: Extra good values. Sale price ... $1.98 WONDERFUL, THESE SHOES FOR MEN $4.98 All leathers, all the latest styles ... $4.98 Boys' Tan English Shoes $3.98 Goodyear welted soles, all sizes to 6 A wonder-ul value. $3.98 Barefoot S Made of chromed tan or pearl Women's sizes 2½ to 8 ... Size 11½ to 2 ... Size 8½ to 11 ... Size 5 to 8 ... Size 2 to 5, infants' WOMEN'S GREY B OXFORDS Made of grey nubuck, trimmed of brown or dark grey leather something new Only a Few of the Many Splendid Shoe Bargains We Have to Offer — Your Everyday KAFATERIA SHOE. ANAHEIM CALORIA Friday, July 15, 1921 Help to tell the world that California is attractive to tourists the entire year. And add a hospitable word to the effect that tourists are very welcome here in any season. Ladies You Will Be Pleased With the Splendid Corsets, Brassieres and Teddy Bears Selected from our choicest stock that we are placing on sale for SATURDAY at $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 Anaheim Corset Shop MRS. E. TAYLOR, Prop. 215 W. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. Non-stop air flights across the U.S. soon will be common. There is fierce pioneering in this among ambitious intrepid flyers. A. NELSON BEAN DEALER Buena Park Phone—Anaheim 762-3-8 —Fullerton 172-R-1 High Test GAS High Grade Eastern & Western Oils Goodrich Tires, Tubes and Accessories 5-Point Service Station Corner W. Center and West Street H. E. ABPLANALP Proprietor Shoe Sale Months. This Great Sale Will Be One That Will Mean a Very Old Who Takes Advantage of It. 1.00 | PLAY OXFORDS Children's Sizes —Made of soft tan leather. Just the thing for summer $1.00 Women's Dainty Footwear $4.98 shoes in all the strap effects, or black, also ry heel oxford s shades of brown black all sizes $4.98 Mary Janes in Patent Kid Leather women's sizes 2½ to 7 go for $2.98 Misses' sizes 11½ to 2 go for $2.48 men's sizes, 5 to 11, $1.98 s' sizes $1.48 Tennis Mary Janes SPORT OXFORDS $3.98 White canvas, brown trimmed flexible soles. All sizes $3.98 Others at $3.48 HOUSE SLIPPERS $1.98 Women's black calf house slippers with one and two straps. Leather soles. Sale price $1.98 MEN! SEE THESE LOW SHOES For $4.98 Misses' sizes 11½ to 2 go for $2.48 ren's sizes, 5 to 11, $1.98 s' sizes $1.48 Tennis Mary Janes $1.25 of white canvas and vulcanized rubber All sizes from 11½ in men's to 8 in women's $1.25 smaller $1.00 11½ $1.00 Barefoot Sandals of chromed tan or pearl elk. men's sizes 2½ to 8 $2.48 11½ to 2 $1.89 8½ to 11 $1.69 5 to 8 $1.48 2 to 5, infants' $1.00 WOMEN'S GREY BUCK SPORT OXFORDS $5.48 of grey nubuck, trimmed with ball straps down or dark grey leather. thing new $5.48 MEN! SEE THESE LOW SHOES For $4.98 — Tan or black leathers, Goodyear welted soles. English or round toe styles, and just think, $4.98. Women's Oxford, Black or Tan Leather In kid or calf, military or low heels. A splendid offering at $3.98 MEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS $2.48 Just the thing for summer. Made of good grade white canvas. All sizes $2.48 300 Pairs of Canvas Oxford and Slippers for Women This lot consists of lines of discontinued white low shoes, formerly selling for much more. Now: $1.98 Your Every Need We Can Supply at Real Savings. HOE STORE Open Saturday Evenings to 9:00 o'clock