The Signal from Santa Clarita, California • 1

HI And aug us Enterprise Number Thiirty-three Newhall, California, Thursday, August 16, 1928 Vfcluine Ten Fire Fighters Get Dirt Caves Getting Together Cn i a of i A Fine Equipment By O. Lawrence Hawthorne Vd wfi The 1 To; uicnt his been oui.1 new 'of Jus' a-joggh with a loyal friends That's" the rr.oania'V gladness to me. a-sinsfin' a tot's till the day's journey ends That the meraur giaoness to me. Young Man Dies Grover Friday, aped 18, of Fillmore, was killed and J. E.

Edwards, of the1' same place was badly injured, when a bank of earth which they were undercutting caved in. in San Franciscciuito Canyon. With two others, the men had i i at work for the city of Los on leveling; and constructing reads on the devastated area. The bnr where the accident took pkeo 'wrs cut down, preparatory to i' dragged down into the wprdi, Jus' rmdin' tr.e where beauty an' fun Are had for the wh.ero joy is begun -3 nnprovernsn'-s cactive ia the is a 2' -ton V. Had 'an r-1 i has intaka amr cr v.

Indications that the are trying to put over a roaci without considering our standpoint are beginning to take notice. Tf.c.-e is said to be a big disposition to reason the' natter, out. and to respect the rights of this communy. as well as others. This is as ia should be.

There is no disposition to be on the -part -of these pushing Glor.oaks project. Thar rrud is feasible and will solve several pre hi r-ms. wlibont encroaching cn the of anyon. The eimiine.tion of the tunnel road will be forced, should the present program of the highway commission ba, carried out. But ther? is onii.

point. llio- fact tY-i as anplk-d to this sr.ctle.i. 'y local. all i autheriues 'to. tnat or -nd the is.

ihhl ourslde' of local Ccrdicns, there II i Mr. Hoover took about six coL umns of space to tell the notification committee how surprised he was to, hear that he had been nominated for president, at Kansas City. And At Smith won't-know for several days yet that he has been nominated. He wanted to wait to gee how Herbert took the shock -of finding out such a great secret. I notice that Vvlll Rogers used this old joke that I used I had with an th.

rr.a.ke it The trjch ro this i.s tank. Ti i. use in srn herder iii hesa. td'- hen: is C'J iar. i i' :v.i c.

At dawn ah' till twihgnt is uone That's the mcirda' o' gladness-to me. i-A 'jus' a-trvin to ghe' someone else p'easui-e, tco ') Tl.it's the niour.ia' o' gladness to me. Jjr' eontiiMh' ti eli ui 'ie LIiu Tl at's t' iu n' o' gl to me Ju fin' tlni tr jou -d the cave in came. The other n' kv 1 1' 1 i ti tli iV niovia' ti Hi 3 contuiitiaent ivnad-laess to me. llrt's a no for i o4n ti -mo had enough wnniinar to escape, ar Lcr.an the work cf digging the c'h Ivo out, Friday wrs elive r'' oer, but was so' badly crushed th tied five minutas later.

was badly crushed, and Vn sun. He was hurried to t' where his injuries were to, and is reported as on ti-iv' to recovery. 'Ino hKiucst on the killing of Fi-'do hi-'d at No'da's Fernando, cannot cn hi i-. thf V. .1 1 lie road is tl I o' g' -1 a i' o' 1 ul Ml' 'I an' bright ess- to me.

iod lue ess to me. i ul of a )v, it may any addition; the wicierUuj stolen it) twelve, years ago. Or maybe it was sixteen years ago. But then wa humorists have to steal lots of -stuff from eac'a other. I Try once once in.

awhile to IS we rs a ccrstructcJ. And lias work Inn' can ever destroy '11 trreet vou with joy o' f.1 1 ti Cn 'I hats the lr.p. Jus' a oil in' 3 Tint's ti ill 1 m' ai i An' knowm' thai Yer hope that lh its t' nit i New Ordinance cost leas than any of the. It i'i r-robi u.l north and south traffic, a a vc'l as local congestion- would be easily cried Since, however, it has decided to build where a new ror.c! blocks the south end, there is no alternative but Olenoaks. Pi think of something mean to tay about the numerous Los Angeles murders, but some way, in nearly cvery case the city has one or y-v-v riTi IrtoD rro nrrolnrj ll 71 t.

(1 a- can laa.v f1 in i-. -yd wh 1 a I 0r be turned on any building in r.ewlir.ii, Saugus or close in r.a:iehc. Ranker Peterson i of the new machine, rand is hopdig th.ut wiia it he will be able to -tap the fora-t fire -peril at The dam- r.ny tire, it nrcvr-nlad. A Correction has clearedaway, and the respectable people seem to be just one enn safer, everv time one of ei. 7.V will' easily repay 'the machine.

1 I 1 Noise- Peterson of the new machine, 1 ha the driver, for the By a new ordinance adopted ly the supervisors on July 30, and which will become effective September j. any per-son -the- srae 18 prohibited from having in their pocacsHon f.ny. gun, revolver, pistol, hire' crm, spring -gun, air 'gun, aiine. sling shot or weapon capable of discharging any dangerous missile and all persons are forbidden to sell to any person under the age of 13 years. And the penalty for violation1 of thlr "ordinance is a -fine- not- exceeding $500 or improsonment in the county jail not exceeding six months.

In the hardware store Ad of Aup 2 the date of the opening of the deer season was given as September 15th, when the correct date is September 16... Only true, biit enough to get a hunter into lots of trouble if he depends on the 15th date. A test of the fire truck was made Tuesday noon under the supervision of Forest Supervisor G-eor-a II. Cscil. and machine the tast as Streams of waiar' ware riad to the top of the hill bach of ho V.

S. Hart residence from the which was r'ationed near the lt. Fa'evr, re-jidenco, ai.d deiranstrah'd a wtcb expanse of sj'rass r.r.d brush could, he. soaked in a short time. The nresu'C was carried through iCOt) feet cf hene, 'suid Church Services Two Historic Points New Fords Plentier Kiwanis Doings The Monday, meeting of the Ki-wanis Cliib made up.

eiithusiani what' it lacked in numbers. The. vacation idea has (akeirfts toll of water- thrown to iiancj feet or more. that kind is done for. Of course, if they could just boil that man in: oil who took his erstwhile lady friend into the mountains and shot her and left her to die, it would help some.

And then if some one would volunteer-to beat and chew that man Kelly to death, as they say he did his erring paramour, maybe the murdcr-ouoly inclined would 'look a little Hanging is too mild in either case. But come to think of it, nobody worth while was damaged in these cases. Unless it might be that innocent unborn child. Yet with such is probably better dead too. Herbert Hoover said a mouthful, when he said a government is weakened when its integrity -is doubted.

And he gave an inkling of what might happen if he is elected, when he said that dishonesty in official life should not.be On. Sunday morning our Sunday school missionary-in Arizona, for tba past 20 years will tell the story oi his work. Be sure and hear him. The Sunday school will meet at 9:45. The subject -is Carries the Gospel Into Europe." Golden "Cow Over Into Macedonia and Help Us" The Junior' and Intermediates will meet at the United at 7:15.

The paster -s theme is- "Greatness Through- Service." A program will be given in the church Thursday evening after which a. social will be held downstairs. Come and bring your friends. riie new Fords are coming fester now, and according to reports, about 5009 per day' are' made, at factory. The assembling plant in Los Angeles has reached the production rate cf over car-, a day, i-hich w'll help, to.

solve at feast a part of the -delivery- problem. New ones are being delivered eve ay day or two in Newhall, and one. day las.t week, Mr. Doty secured two at 1 our in attendance. With Ted Kornelissen as song President in charge, Mrs.

Edith Lane as soloist and Picv. Evans in a "talk on his visit to the land of- the Cliff Dwellers." The "Charier Night" program Two historic points of interest, will be, put on themaps of California for this through the efforts of local eitizeus-in connection with the work of Mr, Blow, whu liuntly here-at the Kiwanis meet'ng." The first is the old oil well in Pico Canyon, the first oil well in California, and which marked the discovery the valuable fluid in the state. Mr. Blow is said to i ve obtained a fine picture. -The is that of the old has-been fixed for the l)th of Nov.

Engineers Leave More Lights Soon Los Angeles county expenditures have increased 150 per eent during the past five years, while the expenditures of Glendale, "fastest gruwing" city cf the west, have increased but (i2 per cont during the same period. Showing the comparative increases a statement has been issued by. the campaign committee for Harry G. MacBaui, Glendale mayorf wiio is a candidate for Fifth District supervisor at the coming primary election. These figures reveal the actual expenditures of the county and of the city of Glendale in rs and cents, and show that tho increase in Glendale The engineering party that made This will he the big evcnt in the life the Club.

A committee will soon be working on the plans for the night, whbh will include a dinner for large crowd of visiting. Kiwanians. its headquarters here has been transferred to other parts, the office closed and moved away. Engi neer who was in i chaiw, expected to remain until the road work in this section', including' the Weitlon Canyon project was complet A much needed addition to the NewhaH lighting system will, be made soon, with the putting in of lights in the north part of town, beginning at 11th Street and running to the north limits Of the Lamkin andSwaJJdition. There will about forty-five lights in" all.

Woak on the new addition will begin next week, according to a statement from the county mechanical department. The section lighted under' the new arrangement will also include the Whether this means a postpone -memtof the Weldorr project; or Reasons ForWright less than the according to the has been (id per county increases, "Aristras" or primitive, gold reduction plant, in Riley a branch of Sand Canyon, and situated about ten miles cast of Nc.w-halh-lt gold was extracted from the quartz that was 'mined in Placerita and adjoining Canyons. This extraction was made by. means of a gigantic stone mill, much after' the fashion of an old grist mill. The gold-filled rock was crushed by hand labor, and the crushed rock whether the thing will not be built as soon as expected, We did learn.

A 'man's worth to the public is tftasuml by his ability demonstrated by- his past accomplishments. school grounds. Wonder if those criminal lawyers stand very well in their bar associations? Seems to me, with the people cussing them unanimously, and the judges almost continuously, they would have1 a hard time to get their "day in court." I note that the man Loewnstein who is dead from falling, or jumping from an airplane over the Eng statement. Tax rates depend upon cfseased valuations, and t.re diljieult to interpret when surveying a municipal or county government from a basis of cfiiciency, I ut actual are easily Progress which he has aavocaieo, Hears From Son laid upon the large stone floor or B.F. understone, and the upper one Hurt In Upset Andrew Jaraugui received quite severe injuries when he was taking part in a movie scene one day last week.

He wag driving a six-horse runaway team and the camera was grinding, a wagon wheel struck a stone, and the W. -1. Ramsey has received news cf. the transfer of his son, Herbert E. Ramsey from his post in the Hawaiian islands to Ft.

Louis, Washington, after 14 years service in the Islands. He was kept in Hawaii during the World War, regardless of his wish, to go to Franco, nnd was advanced to the rank of Sergeant in the engineer's corps, In which 4he saw service. It is at his own request that he is transferred to duty on the mainland. Mr. Ramsey is in line for promotion to Master Sergeant, the highest post he can attain as an enlisted man.

His parents are glad he has been transfered, as they have some chance of seeing him occassionally. whole outfit was upset. Andrew received a badly injured leg, when a wheel fan over him, and was also scratched about the face. He is getting around on crutches, but doesn't seem to enjoy it much. Business Suggestion Benjamin" F.

Page was born in Henry County Missouri July 8, 1872. He was married to Minnie D. Ray. Five children were born to them, three of whom with their mother, survive him. They are: II.

R. Tage, of Santa Ana, C. R. Page, of Los Angeles, sons, and Dosha Page, daughter, of Newhail Mr. Page came California 20 years ago, and resided on his Happy Volley ranch for the last five years.

Mr. Page was a faithful member of the Central Christian Church of Pasadena. lish Channel, is reported as having been poisoned. Maybe he followed the method of the raau who the story fcays, got into a boat, tied a rope to a limb of an overhanging tree, swallowed some poison, poured kerosene over himself, set it on fire, and aiming a revolver at his head, pulfcd the trigger, His aim was poor; the bullet cut the rope, the boat upset, the water put out the fire and made him so sick he vomited the poison, and a passing boatman pulled him out of the river. The Hoover men are sure Herb will win, and the Smith men are certain Al has it sinched.

Meantime old Average Voter, having made up his mind, is humping along till election day hoping he'll not forget to go and vote. and successfully cameo, inrougn behalf of ex-service men during the years he has been in public service will re-elect Henry W. Wright to the board of supervisors of Los Angeles county. Ex-service men are very active in their effort to re-elect Mr. Wright because his record has been clean, honest and efficient.

Upon the entrance of the United States into the World War Henry Wright was not of military age, but the government called upon him to serve on the district draft board. His son served with the colors on the border and later, two years with the American "army' in France and in Italy. Supervisor Wright has always been active in every progressive movement. He has been a staunch friend of the soldier, and. when a member of the state legislature advocated the veteran home and farm act which has provided thousands of veterans with homes and farms throughout the state of California without cost to the tax-payer.

When Mr. Wright was a member of the state legislature he sponsored the bill which permits counties to build meeting places for ex-service men organizations of all wars. Later after he became supervisor in Los Angeles county he worked to take advantage of this law, and constructed Patriotic hall. This building cost the taxpayer nothing and has since become the meeting place for all military organizations in Los Angeles county. As a member of the state legislature Mr.

Wright also aided in securing the appropriation for the construction of the state armory in Exposition Park. An chairman of the finance and Budget committee on the board of supervisors Henry W. Wright has maintained at all times a surplus of more than three million dollars in the general fund of Los Angeles county meeting every demand against the county when due. This has given Los Angeles county the highest credit rating of any county in the United States. tA the some time Los Angeles county -can rightfully beast of the lowest tax rate in the state of California.

These progressive measures are made possible only after years of experience as- a public servant, and ex-service men are asking change experience for an experiment?" I v. turned by that same hand labor till the whole mass was fine as dust. The gold flakes gathered in the cracks of the fower stone, and the rock dust was washed away with water, after which the gold was carefully gathered. The returns were never very large, but labor was cheap, and time not precious, so the reward was considered good. Thousands of dollars in glod were afterwards found in other nearby localities, some of the finds being being very rich, but no one ever found the mother lode, if indeed (here was one.

And small amounts are still obtained, the being witness to the finding of a nugget since becoming a resident here, which weighed to a value of $4.76. A. C. Swall, while in business here weighed many thousands of dollars worth of the dust, which prospectors ''placered" from the sand in near-by canyons. These two historic spots, where the oil and the gold was first discovered in California, the two things that have made the Btate the richest in resources, will undoubtedly be of great interest to tourists If you are interested in the progress of the Valley and cf the towns in it, and are pleased with the fight the Signal and Enterprise has made in the road matter, we would like to see tangible evidence of it.

If you have a friend who does not take the paper, or you who read, do not take if, yourself, let us have your subscription, or, your friend's. A good word, borne out by a sub -scription, will help in the struggle. If you are in business, your advertising1 or job work will be appreciated. But if you neither read or patronize the paper, and are making your living here in business, yoi)' are hardly "toting fair." Now is the time to subscribe. Also now is the time to advertise.

"Nuff sed. FOLLOW THE CROWD TO CAMP 4 BOQUET CANYON Saturday NITE, Aug. 18 '28 OPEN AIR' DANCING LADIES HOT MUSIC GENTS FREE D0-D0-DE-0-D0 $1.00 Base Ball Sunday The statement that there would be no more ball games for awhile was only partially true. There will be a game next Sunday afternoon on the Saugus grounds. The Pacific Sash and Door team, will be the opposition, that means plcofy.

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