oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-29

MORGE DAIRIES TO FERTILIZE RANCHES Warning those present that fertilizer is constantly increasing in price, D. Eyman Huff, manager of the Hewes Realty Company, of El Modena, which operates a large ranch, urged at La Habra Saturday that all citrus growers who have considerable ranches have dairies. He said there would be a ready market for the milk and butter produced because of the constantly growing population, while the couws would be a source of fertilizer. The coming in of the tractor and truck have deprived the ranches of manure, he reminded his hearers. He said at least one cow and 100 chickens were necessary for every ranch. Huff's speech was delivered at the first annual session of the newly organized Southern California Purebred Livestock Association. The central theme was "The Permanence of Agriculture Through the Promotion of Livestock Breeding." There was a barbecue at 12:30 on the arrival of the delegates, the decorations consisting of flowers and labels from the boxes of the D. J. Basturchury ranch. Floyd Scott, assistant farm advisor, presided and introduced the speakers. E. S. Boice, president of the La Habra Businessmen's Association, welcomed the delegates. M. Michaels, president of the association, who is manager of the Santa Monica Dairy Company of Venice, made a few remarks. Charles W. Campbell of Wilson & Company, Chicago packers, spoke on "The Advantages of Purebred Livestock from a Market Standpoint," and Dr. E. M. Keefe senior veterinary of the State Department of Agriculture, on "Health Regulations." SUBSCRIBES $5000 FOR “Y” BUILDING Col. S. H. Finley, chairman of the board of supervisors and head of Santa Ana’s $225,000 Y. M. C. A. building campaign today announced he would subscribe $5000 if five others would do the same. It was that today Finley would have to pay the $5000 and that the drive would knn with a whoop. It starts Friday. SHOW SHAVI Visitors to the Laguna Beach Art Ass'n's tent have been asking themselves whether W. A. Griffith's picture "In the Irvine Pasture" is from a scene on the Irvine ranch beyond Santa Ana. Griffith is one of the most notable painters showing works at the show, and his picture is a lovely creation, depicting a sloping corner of a pasture in spring time, with the lush green in grass and the brown rocks showing. A game of "Big Six" indoor baseball on cardboards was played yesterday at the O'Brien Novelty Co.'s booth at the local Orange show. Two teams from Fremont school, the Junior Elks and the Shamrocks were represented. Guy Duckworth was the captain of the Junior Elks and Gus Galvin of the Shamrocks. The score was two to one in favor of the Junior Elks. The pitching was remarkable. Members of Anaheim Ebell have in charge sale of paintings in the Laguna Beach Art Assn., on exhibition at the Orange Show. Mrs. J. P. Probst and Mrs. A. K. Dahl have sold the only paintings that have been disposed of and they are very happy over these sales, as their commission adds to the funds for the new club house. It also shows what sales women they are. Help the Ebell ladies by buying a picture at the art exhibit, and remember there is only tonight and tomorrow in which you can make your selection. Frank P. Taggart is a chesty individual these days, but most anyone would feel elated if they happened to be distributor for the Chevrolet. Last month Taggart received the news that the months of March and April were peak periods in sales for the Chevrolet. Now he is able to announce that this car is at the top in number of sales that have been made at the Orange show, with 22 purchases since the opening. "The thing that impresses me in most cases," said Taggart, "is that everybody that visits the booth is thoroughly acquainted with the qualities of the Chevrolet and ready to buy when he makes some call 'em peaches, but they dos. E. E. Knight ing most of his timic science lessons front of the booth that sells at $1.00 We've just ordered Miss Gloriana ad cla have fallen out backs on each other Bathing Girls' rev trouble sooner or later Red, white and bined to the decoraria's man has arors. This chap will still properly posed resemblance to a w body we ever saw stage. L. M. Railsback former Anaheim Locke, who is vici secretary.Locke s in the county.H cern is as much An geleno.The comp away $75 worth of morrow, on chances of the show That connected with them which anybody need says Locke.Sales er to W.T.Davis ment,and a Killef vator to B.M.Yorb City E Mrs. H.C.Rulek geles visitor today. Mr. and Mrs.Fre of Long Beach were terday of their dang law,mr.and Mrs.Li and Mrs.Keith hav e winter in Long Wednesday for their land,Ohio,stopping SUBSCRIBES $5000 FOR "Y" BUILDING Col. S. H. Finley, chairman of the board of supervisors and head of Santa Ana's $225,000 Y. M. C. A. building campaign today announced he would subscribe $5000 if five others would do the same. IU was that today Finley would have to pay the $5000 and that the drive would ka thrn with a whoop. It starts Friday. Last month Taggart received the news that the months of March and April were peak periods in sales for the Chevrolet. Now he is able to announce that this car is at the top in number of sales that have been made at the Orange show, with 22 purchases since the opening. "The thing that impresses me in most cases," said Taggart, "is that everybody that visits the booth is thoroughly acquainted with the qualities of the Chevrolet and ready to Interesting Booths You ALHAMBRA ORCHARD SPRAY THE PERFECT MISCIBLE OIL ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Orange County Distributors Arrange with us for spraying your grove to control All Scale and other Insect Pests. Also Sugar Beet Lime for your Soil. 242 W. Center Street Telephone 317 Anaheim Visit Our Booth Acqualnt Yourself with the Various Valencia Brand Products You will find our display interesting and instructive. Anaheim Beef Co. Seibel Air Springs For Tractors and Trucks. For Health and Comfort. Harley P. Brewer County Agent Booth Center Aisle east end of Industrial Dept. and 120 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. Register and Guess Mileage Made by the McCLAREN AUTOCRAT TIRES FIRST PRIZE: 30x3½ McClaren Cord or its equivalent on any purchase. ANAHEIM WINI Autom Wind-Wings, Mirrors, Register and Guess Mileage Made by the McCLAREN AUTOCRAT TIRES FIRST PRIZE: 30x3½ McClaren Cord or its equivalent on any purchase. SECOND PRIZE: Set of Vacuum Groove Piston Rings. (Correct mileage to be announced by So. Calif. Auto Club May 31st.) ANAHEIM TIRE SALES CO. Wholesale and Retail ORANGE SHOW CAFETERIA Biggest Cafeteria in Anaheim You Need Not Leave the Show Tent. Located Between Citrus Exhibit Tent and Industrial Tent. Good Eats at Cafeteria Price All Food Served Clean. HAVINGS buy when he makes his appearance." Some call 'em pippins and some peaches, but they're really avocados. E. E. Knight has been spending most of his time giving domestic science lessons to the ladies in front of the booth. This is the fruit that sells at $1.00 a piece and up. We've just ordered a box. Miss Gloriana and King Valencia have fallen out and turned their backs on each other. We knew that Bathing Girls' revue would cause trouble sooner or later. Red, white and blue are not confined to the decorations. The caterer’s man has adopted the colors. This chap when he stands still, properly posed, is the nearest resemblance to a wax effigy of anybody we ever saw, on or off the stage. L. M. Railsback Co. includes a former Anahelmer, Herman F. Locke, who is vice-president and secretary. Locke still has a grove in the county. He says the concern is as much Anahelmer as Angeleno. The company is giving away $75 worth of merchandise tomorrow, on chances drawn each day of the show. That's the only thing connected with their exhibit about which anybody need take a chance, says Locke. Sales include a sprayer to W. T. Davis & Son, sprayment, and a Killefer orchard cultivator to B. M. Yorba of Anaheim. City Briefs Mrs. H. C. Ruick was a Los Angeles visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Keith of Long Beach were the guests yesterday of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Corser. Mr. and Mrs. Keith have been spending the winter in Long Beach and leave Wednesday for their home in Cleveland, Ohio, stopping enroute at San Francisco, Salt Lake and Denver. Miss Ruth Reed spent the week-end with her parents, she is attending Pomona college. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Garrison and daughter, Ada went to San Pedro yesterday, where they passed the day with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Loney Huff. In the afternoon the entire party visited the battleships and greatly enjoyed seeing inner workings of one Uncle Sam's pet "scrappers." Mr. and Mrs. Mary Bayler, of Los Angeles, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. A.W. Black, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E.J.Eaton are home again after a week's visit in Elston at the hot springs, where they were greatly benefited by the sulphur baths. Mr. and Mrs. R.Wollenman are very proud of a fine 11 pound son who arrived yesterday morning at the sanitarium to make his home with them. Bob Lusk spent yesterday at Orange-co park. Mrs. Mary Green of Los Angeles is the guest at the H.J.Fay home. Mr. and Mrs.J.Foster and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.Fred Wilson of Whittier were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Webb.Mrs.Laughlan returned with them to Whittier. Mrs.Martha Reump and family left on Saturday for Merced where they will be gone for several days. Mr. and Mrs.M.E.Bever and family spent yesterday at Orange-co park. C.E.Jordan and family motored to Orange-co park yesterday and spent the day. Misses Clara and Anna Guenters of Santa Ana and Messrs Carl Mohr and Al Farris spent Sunday at Oak Wilde. At noon a delicious chicken was enjoyed. Taking kodak pictures and hiking on the hills were other amusements. Mr. and Mrs.Walter Jones of St.Louis,Missouri, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.E.E.Brus of S.Kroeger-st.On Sunday afternoon they motored to Venice and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Lamb and family spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs.A.V.Vall spent the week-end at Catalina. Mr. and Mrs.Scott of Fullerton were the guests of Mrs.Scott's parents yesterday, and in the afternoon they attended the ball game. Miss Marie Robertson motored to Los Angeles with friends yesterday. Al Heying, accompanied by A.C.Collins, of the Nyl Remedies Co., of Los Angeles, left today for a business and pleasure trip over several cities. Miss Pearl Bondeson, Mrs.Jack Prader and Mr.P.N.Bondeson of Salina are guests at the N.P.Roberted home. Mr. and Mrs.A.J.Kay, 213 Carl-en-ave., announce the birth of a ten-pound son. The young chap has been named John Albert Kay. Mrs.Emil Kestenholz and Mrs.Charles Miller were visitors yesterday with relatives in Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs.Dunton left today for San Francisco, from where they will sail on the Maul for Honolulu, Wednesday. They will be absent three weeks and will visit all possible places of interest in the time. Mr. and Mrs.Ray Perry are parents of a son, weighing six and one-half pounds, born this morning at 11 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs.Louls Palm announce the birth of a son Saturday morning.The little fellow tips the scales at 7½ pounds. Miss Nannie Gambel returned to her home in San Diego after a several days' visit here with her friend, Mrs.N.F.Ballou. Leonard Gardner, who has been the guest of his sister, Mrs.Nora Crowley, was compelled to return home to Stockton before his ten days' vacation from his duties as postal inspector was passed, by illness, incident to injured received in an auto accident some time ago. Mr. and Mrs.W.F.McClelland went to Los Angeles Saturday evening to attend the LeGrand-Howe revival services in progress there. They report the meetings excellent and with five baptisms and two additions that evening. Dr. and Mrs.Peshong, of Venice, were Saturday night guests of relatives here, going to San Diego yesterday; where they will pass the time until Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.Van Horn, of Ballou apartments made a week-end trip to Laguna Beach where they enjoyed most of the time fishing. Mrs. H. C. Ruick was a Los Angeles visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Keith of Long Beach were the guests yesterday of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Corser. Mr. and Mrs. Keith have been spending the winter in Long Beach and leave Wednesday for their home in Cleveland, Ohio, stopping enroute at San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones of St. Louis, Missouri, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus of S. Kroeger-st. On Sunday afternoon they motored to Venice and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lamb and family spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Vall spent the week-end at Catalina. Mr. and Mrs. Scott of Fullerton were the guests of Mrs. Scott's parade. PROGRAM The program this afternoon, tonight and tomorrow is: Tonight 3:00-5:00 p.m.—Orchestral Concert—Harry Green's Californians with numbers from grand opera favorites and Vaudeville artists. 7:30-8:00 p.m.—Vaudeville and Dancing. 8:00-9:15 p.m.—Fashion Show, under direction of Sidney Prince. 9:15-10:30 p.m.—Grand Orchestra Concert by Harry Green's Californians, closing with Vaudeville numbers. Tuesday Civic, Spanish-American and World War Veterans' Day 9:00 a.m.—Show Opens its Gates. 10:00 a.m.—Amusements—Opening of Valencia Joy Zone. 2:00 p.m.—Special Program suitable to the day, (to be announced later.) 3:00-5:00 p.m.—Special Concert of patriotic and classical numbers, followed by Vaudeville. 7:30-10:30 p.m.—Closing concert of the Exposition in which special features will be introduced (to be announced later.) ANAHEIM WINDSHIELD COMPANY Automobile Glass Wind-Wings, Tonneau Shields Mirrors, Visors, Vases SPECIAL PATTERN WORK MADE TO ORDER. 0% off on All Orders During the Show. FREE Register at our booth at the Show and get a number. On the Last Night of the Show numbers will be drawn. Your number may be the lucky one. First prize: Pair of Gabriel Snubbers. Second prize: Alamite Compressor. N ENNO & BOC K Everything for the Auto Show Booth Address—b-10 eeth wobble? gums sore? to they bleed? got pyorrhea? GET DENTOMEL “Hasn't Failed Yet” not soft tartar? teeth smoke tained? discolored from other causes want 'em white? GET DENTOMEL “HASN'T FAILED YET” You can buy it now at Orange County Drug Stores. DENTOMEL INCORPORATED Pomona, California YOU'LL LIKE OUR BOOTH Just as most folks who like good Ice Cream ask for Crescent, because it is made to please people of taste. Make yourself at Home at our Exhibit Booth. Crescent Creamery Company Fullerton, Calif. The friends of Mrs. J. A. Geissinger will be sorry to hear she is considerably indisposed. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peck, Misses Vera O'Rourke and Mareta Westphal, and Messrs David M. Evans and Ralph Gossard motored to Balboa last evening. Misses Clara Heinze and Edytha Hayward and Mr. Gordon Hess motored to Orange-co park yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graham and son are enjoying a week at Big Bear, making the trip in their Packard. A very pleasant trip was taken yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Scott when they motored to Los Angeles, thence to Beverly Glen, there viewing the cabin made famous by a recent murder trial and on to Santa Monica, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John McCulley. A visit to Topango Beach on the way home concluded a very happy outing. Little Clark Winfield the six-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark W. Scott, 715 North Philadelphia-st, is ill with whooping-cough. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Lane, of Brea, are guests today of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Scott, today and will attend the Orange show this evening. MEMORIAL DAY FLOWERS Get them this evening. We will be open tomorrow but we can give you better service this evening. HOWARD E. GATES FLORIST 120 North Los Angeles St. Phone 121J Get them this evening. We will be open tomorrow but we can give you better service this evening. HOWARD E. GATES FLORIST 120 North Los Angeles St. Phone 121J Valencia Orange Show ALHAMBRA ORCHARD SPRAY The Perfect Miscible Oil For Spraying Citrus and Deciduous Trees in the control of Red Spider, Aphis, Purple Scale, Red Scale, Black Scale Almond Mite, Etc. Manufactured by ALHAMBRA SPRAY CO. W. Alhambra, Cal. Telephones: Alhambra 1053 and 1054 SEE The New Velie Built Motor McGRAW BROS. Fullerton, Calif. Hear THE EDISON and SONORA Two Best on Market. Dunham & Knipe Orange County Concrete Lumber Co. The New Building Material for All Forms of Construction Orange County Concrete Lumber Co. The New Building Material for All Forms of Construction. Lasts Forever Anaheim Boulevard, North of Co. Hospital Phone 276R1 Ask Us Why You Should Have FYRAC SPARK PLUGS in every cylinder. One-inch Firing Surface instead of One Firing Point. 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