anaheim-gazette 1926-09-02

Nels Edwards Rides Congressman Swing (Continued from Page One) by Harry Chandler, and that I am personally dominated by that gentleman?" "No, sir," replied Swing. "I don't say that at all. I don't say that you are. I don't think that you would take orders from him." Continuing, Edwards said that only the opposition of Swing and Johnson to President Coolidge's administration was responsible for the bill not being further along in congress. Senator Shortridge had been appealed to to come to Johnson's assistance in getting the bill reported out of committee, which Jonhson was himself unable to do. To elect Young governor would be a slap in the face of the President. He said he had traveled over the Colorado river section with Governor Richardson and he knew the governor favored the Boulder Canyon dam because the governor had told him so. Edwards addressed drew forth a round of applause. Edwards said: "Chandler cannot and does not control or have any influence over the actions of the highway commission and, because of the instances I have related, it may safely be assumed that he has no control over the administration, because the highway policies are directed by the governor's commission and were so directed with respect to highways in the Imperial valley and the desert highways, such as the Mecca-Blythe road. "I can tell you, moreover, that these highways have been located with a view to the problems of transportation as they relate to the Colorado river aqueduct. I believe it is time to meet some of the misrepresentations that have been offered in this campaign on the Colorado river project. I have driven over the desert roads between here and the Colorado river and along that river with Governor Richardson not once, but many times, and I can tell you that the governor knows the Colorado river problem as well as any man in California, and that he has always expressed the most sincere interest in the project to me. "The fact is that the governor has Los Angeles aqueduct. Los Angeles would out-vote the counties of Southern California more than ten to one, and by exercising the right of eminent domain, the directors would be empowered to go anywhere in the district or without it and appropriate water for domestic use in Los Angeles. He was in favor of the Boulder Canyon dam and any legislation seeking to bring the waters of the Colorado river to Southern California for irrigation or domestic uses, but he would insist that the interests of the people of Orange county should be protected before voting bonds in millions of dollars to run for forty years in order to bring water here. He was opposed to any bill drawn in the interest of Los Angeles county and against the interests of the people of this county. He was roundly applauded. Hartranft exposed the vicious provisions of the bill, so far as they affect the interests of Orange county, to the assembled guests, and continued: "The emphasis placed by my opponents on my opposition to the bill show that they are hard pressed for grounds on which to attack me. "The bill, as every one understands, was designed primarily to bring water from the Colorado river to Los Angeles. It authorized the district to acquire water and water rights, to develop, store and transport water, to sell water at wholesale or retail and to fix rates thereof. "Los Angeles engineers estimated that an aqueduct to Los Angeles would cost from $150,000,000 to $200,000,000. What a lateral to Orange county would cost after Los Angeles had all the water she needed is a matter of conjecture. But I doubt that the cities of Orange county would care to be joined to Los Angeles in the enterprise, if they understand the terms on which they would be represented. Briefly, they are as follows: "The board of directors of the district would consist of one member from each municipality, such member to have one vote for each $10,000,000 assessed valuation of his city. What that would mean is that the cities of Orange county would have a combined vote of 10, while the Los Angeles cities would have 128 votes. "That representation in the amended bill was no better than the original bill." view to the problems of transportation as they relate to the Colorado river aqueduct. I believe it is time to meet some of the misrepresentations that have been offered in this campaign on the Colorado river project. I have driven over the desert roads between here and the Colorado river and along that river with Governor Richardson not once, but many times, and I can tell you that the governor knows the Colorado river problem as well as any man in California, and that he has always expressed the most sincere interest in the project to me. "The fact is that the governor has the same interest in the Boulder dam that President Coolidge has and Mr. Hoover has and Mr. Work has. He is the same kind of a Republican that they are. I cannot honestly say the same thing for his political opponent in this campaign. "Perhaps Mr. Swing is angry because the governor did not come to Washington and pull his bill out of the House committee, where it has reposed for six years, and where it reposes at the present moment." "If Mr. Swing was really as concerned with the Boulder dam question as he says he is, he should be out campaigning for Senator Shortridge, who has been working for the Boulder dam legislation and who helped to get it out of the Senate committee, where Mr. Swing failed in the House. It may be plain speaking, but the fact is that Mr. Swing is working for his boss, Hiram Johnson, and is equally guilty with his boss in dragging the Boulder dam project through a political campaign." Dr. Ball was present and was expected to address the meeting in favor of the Metropolitan water bill, which he had been supporting during the entire campaign. He failed to say a word to the meeting. Baumgartner essayed to take his place, but while he had been writing in support of the measure for the past three months, he showed his utter unfamiliarity with its provisions, and was laughed down by the meeting. Assemblyman Hartranft tore the Metropolitan water bill to pieces. He was familiar with its provisions and showed it was drawn entirely in the interests of Los Angeles county and against the interests of the people of Orange county. It was not an irrigation bill, but merely sought to bring water to cities of 15,000 people or over for domestic purposes alone. The bill would entail an expense of $150,000,000, and it would cost Orange county many millions of dollars to connect with the Orange county would care to be joined to Los Angeles in the enterprise, if they understand the terms on which they would be represented. Briefly, they are as follows: "The board of directors of the district would consist of one member from each municipality, such member to have one vote for each $10,000,000 assessed valuation of his city. What that would mean is that the cities of Orange county would have a combined vote of 10, while the Los Angeles cities would have 126 votes. "That representation in the amended bill was no better than the original bill, which gave each member a vote for each 15,000 population he represented. "I think that Orange county people want nothing to do with that kind of a deal, in view of the huge expenditures involved. "That is the kind of a bill that my opponents are making such a fuss about, with their allusions to 'fake telegrams' as the basis for my vote against the bill. "The telegrams I received were not fakes. They were from people of this county whom I respect, people who have reason to be proud of their action. "I am for the Colorado river project and any project within reason that will bring water to Southern California, but as a citizen of Orange county, I will insist that this county have fair representation in any enterprise. It joins The Metropolitan water bill was designed for the interests of Los Angeles." Leo Daze, a Los Angeles attorney, spoke in favor of Goodcell for governor, and drew the fire of Highway Commissioner Edwards, who declared that Goodcell had made the statement that Governor Richardson's highway commission had built the Ridge Route SISK and LONG GARDEN Formerly Located at 428 South Los Ames Announces Their removal to new, more central quality Western Auto Supply Company, 133 S. Equipped for general repair work of all kinds— Free Battery Service LEAVE YOUR CAR FOR REPAIR IN THIS WHILE YOU SHOP IF== you have failed to take advantage of ST IF== you have failed to take advantage of STROUP-BARNES Annual Summer Clearance—the yet TWO FINAL DAYS in which to still and SAVE—FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Sep 3rd and 4th. Whatever Your Home Need it NOW, at a Liberal Reduction! Not Only Liberal Savings, But Liberal Credit Terms As Well! Practically Our Entire $85,000 Stock Incl STROUP-BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY 221-223 East Center St. Anaheim, C ANAHEIM GAZETTE Los Alamitos News (By DORA H. MARTIN) Vacation time seems to be over. On Sunday the following from this community returned: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Condra from a two months' visit at their old home, Longton, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Poe and son from a trip through the eastern states, and a visit with both Mr. and Mrs. Poe's mothers, and Mrs. B. Juszklevicz and two daughters from two months spent with Mrs. Juszklevicz' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ritchie at Idaho Falls, Idaho. The Claude Allen family moved the first of the week to west of Compton, where they will operate a grocery store. Miss Erma Batts of East Harding was the guest of Miss Marjorie Watts on Sunday. Mrs. Ella Pendleton of Long Beach spent Friday at the George Martin home. J. E. Baird has disposed of his grocery business to Nolan Doss. The Baird family will move to Long Beach. Fred Johnson returned to his work on the Atlantic coast on Saturday, after a week spent here with his wife, Mrs. Estelle Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Doss are moving into one of the Watts flats over the store, after having been residents of Anaheim for some time past. Wednesday, September 1, was the first meeting of the Woman's Improvement Club, following the summer vacation. It was held at the clubhouse, with Mesdames George Watts and George Martin as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Radford and children are spending a few days at Newport Beach for the benefit of Mr. Radford's health. On Monday, R. E. Shaw had the misfortune to step backward into the pit in the Doss garage, badly skinning and bruising his right arm. There was a mass meeting at Laurel schoolhouse on Monday evening for the purpose of canvassing the political situation as regards this community. About fifty voters were in attendance. Mrs. George Watts and Wilma were in Long Beach on Monday. Farm Bureau Stages Big Musical Program Complimentary to the Orange County Fair, the Orange County Farm Bureau will be on the air between 9 and 10 o'clock, Saturday, September 4, with a very musical program. The numbers on the program will be taken from the pageant "The Birth of an Empire," which is again being produced at the fair this year. Some of the best talent in Orange county is taking part in the pageant and, through the courtesy of KHJ it will be possible for Orange county people to glimpse the shadow cast before the coming event. Following is the names of the artists who will cooperate with the farm bureau in putting on this program: Clarence Gustlin, pianist; Maurice Phillips, baritone soloist; Louis Klein, harmonica artist; Melmoth Stanley, lyric soprano; Lions Club Quartet, O. P. Bunyard, old-time fiddler; Sol Gonzales' Spanish Orchestra. One of the features of the program will be a duet by Ellen and Katherine Collins, 7-year-old twins of Anaheim. The Santa Ana Junior Chamber of Commerce is also endeavoring to arrange a program over KFON complimentary to the fair. Orange County Lions, representing clubs of Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim, Fillerton and Huntington Beach, will meet at the Orange county fair grounds September 6, at 6:30 o'clock, as the guests of the Garden Grove Women's Club, it was announced today. The entire day is to be devoted to the service clubs of the county, and the Lions dig ner is in line with the fair program. Isn't it about time for our old friend Abd-el-Krim to be showing up in Hollywood or on the Keith-Albee circuit? Make your Car Shine during Clean-Up-YourSPECIAL REDUCTION Paint and Varnish Worthy of "Western Auto" Camel's hair striping b ART SHOPPE TO HOLD DISPLAY The Anaheim Art Shoppe, 114 South Lemon street, will hold an exhibit of the students' work Friday, at 7:30 p.m., in the Angelino Hotel. The shoppe, which is under the direction of Miss Sara Mattis, has rapidly been forging ahead, and the quality of supplies now handled, together with Miss Mattis' knowledge of art work, is unexcelled by any Anaheim or Orange county store. highway for the benefit of Harry Chandler. Edwards said the present highway commission had been in office three and one-half years ago, and that the road over the Ridge Route had been constructed ten or eleven years ago. Daze said, in reply to a question put to him by Edwards, that he did not know the Ridge road had been built so long ago. Edwards declared that if the road had been built on Chandler's orders, it was not done by Richardson, but by the Hiram Johnson administration. If Chandler has anyone to thank for the road, it is not Richardson but Hiram Johnson. LONG GARAGE at 428 South Los Angeles Street Announces new, more central quarters in rear of Holy Company, 133 S. Los Angeles St. repair work of all kinds—specializing in Fords. Free Battery Service — FOR REPAIR IN THIS HANDY GARAGE WHILE YOU SHOP At "Western SPECIAL REDUCTIONS" Always carry a Chamois and Sponge Here Are Substantial Reductions on Both Small velvet sponges—55c size, this week... 26c Large velvet sponges—regularly 44c 58c, special at... 42c Rubber sponges—"scratchless" and lasting—this sale ... 42c Extra quality small wool sponges—90c kind—only ... 72c Extra quality large wool sponges—regular price $1.08 Chamois—extra quality—size about 16x26 inches, for only ... 90c Chamois—extra quality—size about 21x28 inches, only ... $1.60 Western Polishing Cloth This 4-yard roll of Tubular Knit Cloth is enough for several polishings. Reduced to ..... 41c “Shino” Mitten Duster Made of heavy yarn, chemically treated to absorb dust. Special at 48c “Perfection” Wool Dusters Will not scratch the finest finish. The long black enamel handle makes it easy to reach out-of-the-way places. Regularly 85c. On sale at ..... 65c Whisk Brooms Good quality, well stitched corn brooms, very stiff. Reduced to ..... 40c Specially made Ox Fibre auto whisks. Washable in special container ... 65c Paint and Varnish Worthy of "Western Auto" Camel's hair striping handle, 1-inch tip. 25c k for only ... Varnish brushes—1 inch, in vulcanized rubber. Reduced to ... 2-inch size ... 3-inch size Refinishing Brush Extra quality, made of the terials, for refinishing woe 1 inch—reduced from 45c to ... 2 inch—reduced from 75c to ... Genuine Silver Fitch quality fitch hair, set in ized rubber. On sale at ... Keep Klean Dust A chemically treated cloth and holds the dust—no mar the highest finish. You be without one in your case is a real bargain. Only Gem Glass Clay Cleans your windshield quail also good for silver and Don't be without it. Reduced to ... Save on this Combination A can of Simon's dirt, gril moving Cleaner; a can of that gives a lasting polish, of cheesecloth—soft and combination ordinarily seals $1.35. This sale, only... Advantage of STROUP-clearance—there are which to still SHARE SATURDAY, September Your Home Needs, Buy tion! Savings, But Ans As Well! 000 Stock Included BARNES COMPANY Anaheim, California "Shino" Mitten Duster Made of heavy yarn, chemically treated to absorb dust. Special at 48c "Perfection" Wool Dusters Will not scratch the finest finish. The long black enamel handle makes it easy to reach out-of-the-way places. Regularly 85c. On sale at ...65c Whisk Brooms Good quality, well stitched corn brooms, very stiff. Reduced to ...40c Specially made Ox Fibre auto whiska. Washable, in special container—reduced from 80c to ...65c Hand Soap Carry a can in your car—always handy after repair work. ¼-pint can. Special at ...15c Auto Soap Specially prepared by "Western Auto"—of harmless ingredients, for easy car washing. Quart can. Regular price 65c; this sale...41c White Cotton Waste A whole pound of this handy material for only ...26c Golden Star Polish A specially prepared polishing compound for Duco, varnish and lacquer finishes. No acids. Use it regularly and keep your paint job in good condition. Buy a supply at these prices: ¼-pint can—regular price 45c—only 35c Pint can—regularly 65c—only ...50c Quart can—sells regularly for $1, only 70c Save on this Combination A can of Simon's dirt, grinding Cleaner; a can of that gives a lasting polish, of cheesecloth—soft and combination ordinarily sells $1.35. This sale, only... Coveralls Save Save your clothes, and wipe This Lee "Durabliss" model piece, of high-grade khaki heavily reinforced seams. Triple stitched throughout its non-rusting buttons off. Every car owner should have a pair at this bargain. Tourist Motor Smartly tailored of medics—has long lapels that around neck—belt and For touring or work s Specially reduced for the event to. Canvas Glue Every motorist should have his car. Our special price is only... More than 125 Stores Western A Supply Co. 133 South Los Angeles "Aquil Se Habla" DUST AND LICE A dust bath can not be depended on to rid poultry of lice and mites. Some fowls seldom dust themselves, and those which dust freely never rid themselves of the pests completely. A dust bath does add to the comfort of the chickens, especially when they are closely confined. A box about two feet square, or larger, containing ordinary road dust, or fine dirt, may be used for the bath. It should be kept under cover, preferably outside of the chicken house. Methods which will accomplish complete eradication are, however, much to be preferred. All species of lice attacking poultry may be killed by the application of sodium fluoride among the feathers next to the skin. Do not use the material too freely on young chickens. In applying the powder, put one pinch on the head, one on the neck, two on the back, one on the breast, one below the vent, one on the tail, one on each thigh, and one scattered on the underside of each wing when spread. Sodium fluoride may also be used for this purpose in the form of a dip—three-fourths to one ounce of the chemical to the gallon of water. For treatment of large flocks this is the most economical and expeditious method, but should only be used on warm, sunny days. STRONGLY PATRIOTIC He—Doesn't she use a lot of perfume? She—I should say so—she's a regular 100 per scented American. We are told that the eggs of the condor are worth $2000 apiece. This makes them so expensive they couldn't be used any place except in primaries. At “Western Auto” REDUCED PRICES! Paint and Varnish Brushes Worthy of "Western Auto's" Guarantee Camel's hair striping brush—7-inch At "Western Auto" REDUCED PRICES! 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Reduced to ... $19c Save on this Clean-up Combination A can of Simon's dirt, grime and dust removing cleaner; a can of Simon's Simonix that gives a lasting polish, and a 5-yard roll of cheesecloth—soft and scratchless. This combination ordinarily sells for $1.35. This sale only... $1.00 Paint Remover It dissolves paint and varnish quickly and leaves smooth surface for new coating. A great time and trouble saver. Pint can. Reduced to ... $52c Quart can. Reduced to ... $92c Steel Wool Removes rust like lightning. Your choice of fine or coarse. Large package, only ... $7c Quick Repair Enamel A quick drying black enamel for touching up scratched or rusty places. ¼ pint—reduced from ... $28c 35c to ... $32c ½ pint—reduced from ... $44c Auto Body Finishing Enamel Imparts a durable varnish gloss finish. Drys quickly. Pint—for this sale only at ... $68c Quart only ... $1.16 In popular colors—pint cans, reduced to ... $72c Engine Enamel An ideal heat resisting enamel for engines and radiator shells. Will not chip off. Black—¼-pint can, reduced to only ... $28c Black—½-pint can, reduced for this sale to ... $44c Gray—½-pint can, special price ... $44c "Western Auto" Top-Dressing A "Western Auto" quality top dressing that is waterproof, preserving and crack preventing. Pint can. Special at ... $56c Quart can—only ... $1.00 Save on this Clean-up Combination A can of Simon's dirt grime and dust removing Cleaner; a can of Simon's Simoniz that gives a lasting polish, and a 5-yard roll of cheesecloth—soft and scratchless. This combination ordinarily sells for $1.35. This sale, only... $1.00 Coveralls Save Clothes Save your clothes, and work in comfort. This Lee "Durabilt" model is made in one piece, of high-grade khaki cloth, with heavily reinforced seams and joints. Triple stitched throughout. Handy pockets, non-rusting buttons that won't pull off. Every car owner should have a pair at this bargain price $2.90 Tourist Motor Coat Smartly tailored of medium weight khaki—has long lapels that button tightly around neck—belt and handy pockets. For touring or work around the car. Specially reduced for this event to ... $3.95 Canvas Gloves Every motorist should keep a pair in his car. Our special price is only ... $12c More than 125 Stores in the Western Auto Supply Co. 133 South Los Angeles Street "Aquil Se Habla Espanol" Western Auto Top Dressing A "Western Auto" quality top dressing that is waterproof, preserving and crack preventing. Pint can. Special at ... $56c Quart can—only ... $1.00 Special for khaki or sport tops Quart can—reduced to ... $1.12 Labor-Saving Brushes Fender Brush The extra heavy fibre bristles of this brush easily clean the under side of your fenders. 4 inches wide. Reduced from 400 to ... $34c Spoke Brush Makes cleaning of either wood spoke or wire wheels easy. A special at ... $49c Auto Spra" Attaches to any standard hose coupling. The long handle gives plenty of reach for getting at out-of-the-way places. Special price $1.75 Mail Orders If you can't get to one of our stores, mail your order to the address of this advertisement — your order will be shipped promptly and will carry our unqualified guarantee of "satisfaction or money back."