JAPANESE EXCLUSION Admitted to Practice
BRINGS DEMAND FOR
Dentistry Here
SOUTHERN C O L
Dr Hugh A Bell, 462 William» A»*.,
who
graduated la»t June from the den­
ORED FARMERS
tal department of the University of
Southern California and »hortly after­
California’i Agricultural In­ ward
took the California board of den­
and passed, went to
dustries Are Suffering tal Salem examination
on
the
19th
of last month and
from Scarcity of
took a three-days' examination with
Farm Labor
Service With a Smile
He »milrs •• he carries the Gasco
Briquets into your home because he
knows how pirated you will be
when you find our that they are
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Office
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2 4 H O U R S -L A O Q IP P E
IN 3 D A Y S
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^ATAU A W I A T A
(By George Perry)
1.0» Angeles, Calif , Dec, 12—(Pa­
cific Coast News Bureau.)—For the
first time in the history of the South­
west, the Black American has become
a factor in the future development of
its wonderful agricultural possibilities.
Exclusion of the Japanese, Chinese and
Hindu farm labor through the enforce­
ment of the anti-alien land law; and
the increase of cotton production in
California, are the factors responsible
for the present scarcity of experienced
farm labor.
W ill a total a-r'-n"' n< 444 000 acres
with a predicted yield of 256,932 hah ,,
the 1924 cotton crop will yield ap­
proximately $40.000,OtM) to the farmers
of Southern California, Lower Cali­
fornia and the Salt River Valley in
Arizona. Through arrangement the
aliens will be permitted to harvest the
! 1924 crop yield; but thousands have
f left and have at this early date caused
a serious shortage of efficient farm
halp that distress calls are heard in
many sections. In the Yuma Valley the board of dental examiners of Ore­
district below Needles with cotton gon On Thursday of this week, Dr.
averaging a bale an acre, 3000 cotton Bell was advised by the secretary of
pickers are needed. In the San Joaquin the board that he was among the few
Valley district north of the negro town who passed the examination, thus en­
of Allensworth, with 4000 cotton pick­ titling him to practice his profession in
ers employed at $1.50 per 100 more this state. Dr. Bell has opened tem­
are needed.
porary quarters at 462 Williams Ave
In fact so serious is the outlook for He has the latest equipment installed
1925 that definite steps have recently and has already begun his work. Sev­
been taken by several communities and eral ot his patients speak in glowing
concerns to colonize certain sections, terms of the character of his work,
particularly in the cotton districts, with and predict he will have wonderful
experienced negro farmers from the success here. Dr. Bell is the eldest of
South. One concern is opening 2000 the two sons of Mrs. Clara Anderson.
acres for negro colonization in the Palo
Verde Valley, a promising locality near-
Ranch Wanted
the Colorado River, with a cotton pro­ WANTED—To hear from owner of
duction of 13,500 bales valued at $2.- a good ranch for sale. State cash
295,000. Another concern has a project price, full particulars. D. F. Bush.
near Victorville, while others are Minneapolis. Minn.—Adv.
planning similar methods of insuring
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the California cotton industry of a QUEEN OF SHEBY Sterling silver
plentiful future supply of efficient farm Pearl Ring, set with a gorgeous
labor.
MARIE ANTOINETTE Pearl, indes­
In order to supervise the coloniza­ tructible and guaranteed for life, Has
tion of the negro in the various pro­ an Oriental sheen; can be worn at all
jects, the California Colored Realty occasions; must be seen to be appreci­
and development Assn. (Inc.), a Negro ated. MONEY BACK guarantee.
Real Estate men’s organization was Price $3.00. F. A. Walters & Co.,
recently formed in Los Angeles for the G-113, Roeblmg, N. J.
purpose of co-operating with the land
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owners, farm organizations and realty POSSESS FOR SUCCESS image
boards in a systematic campaign of of GANESHA, Hindoo god of lucky
activity, publicity and supervision with auspices. Supplied with authentic le­
the object of interesting and locating gend absolutely FREE, but if you like
reliable, efficient and industrious negro send five cents for postage. Karma
farmers of the South in the approved Products Co., 79 Taj Bldg., Hornby
colonization projects underway in Road, Bombay, India. Postage to
Southern California
India is five cents.
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