oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-22

'24 MOVEMENT OF ORANGES NORMAL The percentage of this season's California Valencia orange crop moved to date is about in line with the normal movement of the crop according to Orange Sales Agent, Dale C. King, manager of the No. Orange-co. Citrus Exchange. The percentage shipped to Aug. 1 is 58 per cent of the estimated crop as compared with 61 per cent in 1923 and 57 per cent in 1921. The markets at this time are in excellent condition and there is every indication that the remaining portions of the Valencia harvest will be taken at very satisfactory prices, quantity and sizes considered, and provided the crop is intelligently distributed as to markets and shipping days. Due to small sizes prevailing, the 1921 crop promises to be somewhat less than the crops of 1922 and 1921. These small sizes which must move through the cheaper channels of trade to the consumer who buys for price only, have formed the big problem in handling this season's crop, states King. Medium to large sizes have brought considerably better prices than usual and the consumer using this grade of fruit has really paid more per dozen for his oranges than is usually the case. The bargains to the consumer have been in the small sizes Competition from summer deciduous fruits has been rather less than last year. One of the interesting developments of the Valencia situation this season has been the reception accorded California oranges in foreign markets, according to King On Aug. 12, the motor ship Loch Goll sailed from Los Angeles Harbor for Liverpool, London, and Rotterdam, carrying 12,000 boxes of California Valencias. This is the largest single export shipment that has yet been made. G: & L: LEASE Q. & L. LEASE, Aug. 22—(Spl) Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McLucas of Nullerton spent Wednesday on this lease the guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Brown and two children Ruth and Joe returned home Tuesday after spending a week's vacation at Balboa Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Column Murphy and children of the West Coast least was calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler White Thursday evening. Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two sons Billy and Glen spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culp of the Standard lease. Wilber Shares of the Sterns lease was a caller on this lease Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Sutleff of Irea spent Thursday evening at the home of the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Brawley of this lease. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Darnell and children of Yorba Linda was calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler White Tuesday evening. Mrs. Isaac Mayfield, Mrs. K. L. Sellers and daughter Mabel and Lois McElhany were among those who attended the band concert at Fullerton park Friday. Mrs. Pete Dayle formerly of this lease but now of the Sterns lease was calling on old friends and neighbors Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bauldin Mims of Los Angeles was dinner guest Sunday at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Mims. Little Miss Pauline Cheedle of Whittier is spending a few days on this lease the guest of her cousin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Berney Messer, Mrs Frank McElhany and daughter Lois, Mrs. Kenneth Wimer and son George motored to Balboa Tuesday fishing. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Outhouse and little daughter Billy and the family attended a family reunion picnic at Newport Beach Sunday. Miss Ethel Kauhouz of Port is spending a few days on lease the guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Vail and two sons Calvin and Jude Mrs. Calvin Varner and two Milton and Kenneth, Erna Weldell, Scotty Mitchel and Jack mer enjoyed a picnic lunch at ange-cc park Thursday evening. Mrs. James Bauldin and Ethel Kauhouz of Pomona moved to Balboa Monday calling on and Mrs. P. L. Brown while Mr. and Mrs. Everett Muir Mr. and Mrs. George Wade met to Colton Sunday. Mr. George of Whittie was visiting on Mr. and Mrs. James Bain in Saturday evening. Reed Wade and Misses Wand Mozell Watters were among those who attended the Red Tern Theatre in Brea Saturation evening. Mr. and Mrs. A.N. White two children Ruby and Her spent Sunday at the home of and Mrs Walter McKeen of wood. Miss Ruth Shavers returned her home in Anaheim Tuesday after spending a few days guest of Miss Ruby White. Miss Mabel Sellers was night guest with friends in lerton Tuesday. Try a Classified Ad for res The people of Czecho-Slovak have taken to pugilism with tonishing enthusiasm, and Praise the capital city, boasts of sew flourishing boxing clubs. One of the interesting developments of the Valencia situation this season has been the reception accorded California oranges in foreign markets, according to King On Aug. 12, the motor ship Loch Golf sailed from Los Angeles Harbor for Liverpool, London, and Rotterdam, carrying 12,000 boxes of California Valencias. This is the largest single export shipment that has yet been made. California Valencias are being distributed throut all parts of the United Kingdom and Continental Europe, and from present indications the total volume of export business will be three or four times that of any previous year. The reception of this fruit has been very satisfactory, although it has been necessary to include in these shipments fruit of much smaller sizes than is really desirable to build up this export trade. An English engineer, William Oldham, has constructed an all-steel bicycle boat, 12 feet long, in which he will attempt to pedal across the Atlantic. With a new calculating attachment for typwriters domestic money values are quickly translated into those of any foreign country. RE-ELECT Wm. Schumacher (INCUMBENT) COUNTY SUPERVISOR THIRD DISTRICT PRIMARIES, AUGUST 26 RECORD OF PHIL D. SWING IN CONGRESS BELOW WILL BE FOUND A RECORD OF THE GOOD WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY CONGRESSMAN SWING, WHO IS AGAIN A CANDIDATE FOR THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION 1921—Emergency agricultural tariff for California products. 1922—Regular tariff with best rates ever given for our products. 1922—San Bernardino—Assisted in securing Government appropriation for Deep Creek cut-off to Big Bear Valley. 1922—Riverside County—Introduced and passed Palm Can BELOW WILL BE FOUND A RECORD OF THE GOOD WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY CONGRESSMAN SWING, WHO IS AGAIN A CANDIDATE FOR THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION 1921—Emergency agricultural tariff for California products. 1922—Regular tariff with best rates ever given for our products. 1922—San Bernardino—Assisted in securing Government appropriation for Deep Creek cut-off to Big Bear Valley. 1922—Riverside County—Introduced and passed Palm Canyon Movement. 1922—Federal Aid for Highway Across Indian Reservation and Sand Hill Road in Imperial County. 1922—Orange—Survey ordered of Newport Harbor. 1922:23—Citrus—Frost Warnings by Weather Bureau. Increased appropriations from $9,000 to $12,000. 1922:23—Earthquake investigations. Assisted in securing appropriations for $15,000. 1923—Preliminary report on Newport Harbor approved and final survey ordered made. District Engineer recommends substantial Government aid in opening harbor to commercial world. 1923—Introduced Bill authorizing Boulder Canyon Dam project endorsed by two Presidents and two Secretaries of Interior. 1924—Appropriations for new building at the Indian School—Sherman Institute, Riverside. 1924—Joined with other western Congressmen in vigorous protest to Secretary Wallace against any increase in grazing fees for livestock on forest reserves. Protest successful. 1924—Secured order for night closing Mexican border. 1924—Took leading part in securing Federal appropriation of $1,500,000 for eradication of hoof and mouth disease. 1924—Vigorously supported bill to prohibit oil pollution of navigable waters as protection to fish industry and to keep Southern California's popular beaches clean and free from oil. Mr. Swing is being opposed for the nomination on account of his advocacy of the Boulder Canyon Dam, which displeases the big public utilities companies and Americans who own Mexican land, because of the great power possibilities in this big project and the all-American canal. Vote for Swing at the primary, August 26. BRINGS MOTHER'S BODY 3000 MILES SARANAC LAKE, N. Y., Aug. 22.—Edmund Anderson, 11-year-old orphan, recently reached here with the body of his mother, guarded by the lad all the way from San Francisco to the Adirondacks. None of the relatives on the Pacific coast were in a position to carry out the dying wish of the mother, that she might be carried back across the continent and buried in the community where she was born. It was then the little son insisted he would accompany his mother's body on its nation wide journey. Kindly railroad men and fellow travelers gave a helping hand. The sturdy lad as chief mourner at the burial smiled thru his tears as he noted the loved parent being laid to rest in exactly the spot she had longed for. POLICE HUNT "DIP" WHO STOLE WATCH SAN DIEGO, Aug. 22.—Police today hunted a "dip" who last night stole a watch, valued at $1,000, belonging to Mrs. Sol Lewenfeld, while she was at Tia Juana. According to Mrs. Lewenfeld's report to the police here the watch was set with 56 diamonds and 10 sapphires. She said she had given the watch to her escort to keep and that it was stolen from him. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. SPOILS DREAM OF ENDLESS SPACE TORONTO, Aug. 22.—Illimitable space is only poet's license. The boundless realms of the ether have been bounded. No longer can you take off into space and fly, and fly, and fly. After flying for so far, you would crash headlong into the floor, walls, or ceiling of the universe, as the case may be. Further astronomical confirmation for his theory that the cosmos in which Mother Earth finds herself is distinctly limited in extent, was presented for the consideration of mathematical physicists at the British association today by Dr. Ludvik Silberstein, consulting mathematician to a Rochester firm, and an authority on the subject of relativity. Dr. Silberstein did not present his argument as a hypothesis. He proved it. His methods are not those of the Grecian philosophers, nor does he quote the writings of Moses. He puts in the necessary formulae and symbols, adds a few figures previously provided by the telescope and spectroscope, shakes them well, and out pops the result. True, the figure that tumbles off the adding machine is quite large. So large, in fact, that there need be no fears of planets bouncing against the wall. Think how far it is from the earth to the sun. Then think of 134. Next imagine 10 times 10 times 10 done 11 times. Then multiply them all together and try and comprehend the product. It looks more like an echo than anything else, and it might hurt to try too hard. This, no less, is the breadth of the universe from east to west, also its length from north to south, and ditto its dimensions up and down. So sure is Dr. Silberstein of his celestial survey, that he gives as the radius of the sphere of the universe, based on the latest measurements of constants for certain stellar clusters, the figure 6.7 HEAR S. C. Hartranft A man of ability will discuss issues of import... HEAR S. C. Hartranft —A man of ability will discuss issues of importance to this county in his campaign for the Republican nomination for ASSEMBLYMAN Clear what he has to say about Water Conservation and Flood Control, the Federal Child Labor Amendment, and the all important issues of Economy in State Government. As a Walnut and Orange Grower he knows growers problems. At Anaheim Saturday Evening FRIDAY, AUGUST 22nd Auguna Beach ... 1:30 p.m. Impstrano ... 3:00 p.m. Justin ... 4:30 p.m. Hilton ... 8:00 p.m. Primary Election—TUESDAY, AUG. 26th SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 Buena Park ... 1:30 p.m. Cypress ... 2:30 p.m. Olive ... 4:30 p.m. Anaheim ... 7:30 p.m. FATTED CALF MUST RETURN TO MOVIES Hollywood calves are due for a fattening. This has nothing to do with the return of prodigal sons, but rather, concerns the daughters of the movies. It applies to that part of the anatomy between the ankle and the knee and Hedda Hopper, film star, is out to fatten the limbs of movie actresses. A studio for the development of legs is being sponsored by Miss Hopper, whose battle cry is: "Lean legs in the movies must go!" "The extreme fear among film actresses of becoming stout has READ EVERY WORD OF THIS BEFORE YOU VOTE FOR A WOULD FIGHT ANY MOVE TO EXPENSES ON OUR I Make this Pledge to Orange County: I Make this Pledge to Orange County: I'LL FIGHT ANY MOVE TO SAVE MONEY FOR THE STATE BY SHOVING STATE FUNCTIONS ON TO CITIES AND COUNTIES. This County has lost $5000.00 for its health department; it is taking care of insane patients; it has to hire fire guards, cost $800.00 or $1,-000.00. For opposing that kind of thing Richardson says I am a "spendthrift." I pledge myself to work for water conservation and Orange County Harbor. I am in a position at all times to listen to the people of Orange County. DR. C. D. BALL For Assemblyman Orange County's interests are my interests. In his anxiety to dictate to this County whom it should send to Gov. Richardson issued an unfair malicious attack on me in Dr. Ball "is lined up with the spendthrifts and with certain WET POLITICIANS OF SAN FRANCISCO." To this, I answer: I favor horse sense economy. I am posed to the economy that sacrifices the lives of helpless feeble (I think of Playa del Rey), that lets our forests burn; that she of hopeless insane persons off on to the County; that cripple for the blind. I'm not wet. I never was wet. Make inquiry: I've been h At the Legislature there were just eight test wet-dry bills. I seven, and was sick in bed unable to vote on the eighth. Economic Water Production —accomplished with Layne & Bowler Pumps Arid land a few years ago—now prolific gardens and orchards—this is the achievement wrought by Layne & Bowler pumping equipment. Water pumping by the Layne & Bowler method is extremely economical, attested by records extending over a long period of time. We have found that pumped water is much cheaper than the average cost of ditch water. For instance, the average water lift in 14 wells (equipped with Layne & Bowler pumps) on a Southern San Joaquin Valley farm project is 156 feet. The average cost per miner's inch per 24 hours is 10.1c compared with 24c per miner's inch per 24 hours, which is the average cost at the head gate of public utility ditches. Hundreds of Layne & Bowler pumps are lifting water from 200 to 500 feet and more than 8300 Layne & Bowler pumps are in Hundreds of Layne & Bowler pumps are lifting water from 200 to 500 feet and more than 8300 Layne & Bowler pumps are in constant use. Write For Catalog. Layne & Bowler Turbine Centrifugal Pumps LAYNE & BOWLER CORPORATION HARRY WATKINS, Dist. Mgr. 900 SANTA FE AVENUE LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA "WORLD'S LARGEST WATER DEVELOPERS" E YOU VOTE FOR ASSEMBLYMAN OVE TO SHOVE STATE OUR COUNTY I'LL VOTE WITH GOV. RICHARDSON WHEN HE IS RIGHT, BUT HE CAN'T BULLDOZE ME INTO VOTING WITH HIM WHEN HE IS WRONG. ---Ask Each of My ---Ask Each of My Opponents These Questions: WHAT ORGANIZATION OR GROUP PERSUADED YOU TO RUN? NAME THEM. WHOM DID THEY REPRESENT? You have the right to know. For myself I answer as follows: Nobody and no organization asked me to run. I am paying every dollar of MY campaign expenses. DR. C. D. BALL For Assemblyman Who does the voting in your booth—Governor Richardson or you?