anaheim-gazette 1927-01-06

HIGHWAY BOARD PRESENTS BUDGET Asks Appropriation of Ten Millions for Southern Counties Ten million dollars, one-half the total proposed for the entire state, would be expended for new construction in the 13 southern counties of California. If the highway program for the coming blennium is carried out as proposed by the California Highway Commission. This announcement was made here today by Chairman Harvey M. Toy who made public a list of the 79 projects included in the budget request submitted to Governor-elect C. C. Young. The proposed budget, which will require new revenue before it can be carried out, proposes an expenditure of $10,000,000 a year for new construction of highways, or $20,000,000 for the blennium ending June 30, 1922, divided equally between the northern and southern sections of the state. Such a division is in accordance with the policy of the present commission, Toy said. Projects proposed for Southern California would complete paving of gaps in the trunk highways in the Imperial valley and would provide for grading, surfacing and paving on the interstate connections across the deserts and on the Borderland highway. Also included is a large program on the Oxnard-Capistrano route along the coast and construction on the major recreational highways in the mountain sections of San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties. The list of projects for Southern California included in the budget request were announced by Chairman Toy as follows: Ventura, Los Angeles and Orange Counties — Oxnard-Capistrano route, grading, surfacing and paving, $1,750,-006; Oxnard to El Rio, including subway, $150,000. Los Angeles County—La Canada to Pasadena, grading, surfacing and paving, $400,000; Pasadena to Monrovia, $250,000; San Gabriel canyon, grading and surfacing, $200,000; Arroyo Seco, grading and surfacing, $200,000. San Diego County—Viegas valley, easterly paving, $600,000. Imperial County—Brawley canal to El Centro, paving, $250,derepass, $20,000; Sandyville paving, $300,000; Elville paving, $200,000; Highline canal, paving; Riverside County—Maryland canal, paving; San Bernardino County bridge at Victorville, to Nevada line, near Junction Route 4, gating, $750,000; Dairy grading and surfacing route, grading and suturing Kern County—Mojave Inyo county, grading; Owens valley route, field to Kern canyon, to Junction Route 4, gating, $200,000; Westerly junction pumping to Maricopa to Junction Route 4, grading and surfacing. Tulare County—Three-quarter national park; San Luis Obispo river to Shandon pond (Cholame lateral); Shandon pumping station boundary, grading and suturing. The work proposed to the request for a new budget, Chairman Toy, LET US SAVE SOME MONEY THIS YEAR You never saw anything like it. As soon as we get a dollar, it seems as if there were a dozen places to put it. Whenever we get an increase, the expenses just rise up to meet and overpower it. The rent, the clothes, the car, the insurance, the food! It does seem as if a dollar will not buy a thing any more. That's the burden of almost every one's song in these days of speed-it-up-Willie, Sallie, Mary, Pa and Ma and all of us. The rent can't be reduced. The clothes can't be reduced in some ways. The car does its own reducing by producing more expense. The insurance should creased. The food? Sallie has headaches. Willie's teeth are "Mary's 'back' in her work. Ma has dizzy spells. Pa has pockets under eyes and a bulging midge. A quart of our Pasteurizer day for each one. Yes, that milk for us, that's true. enough on some stuff that does too well and try it for 60 days never get through being grate the tip. Eventually, it will that family. ANAHEIM CREAMERY COMPANY Phone 666 The rent, the clothes, the car, the insurance, the food! It does seem as if a dollar will not buy a thing any more. That's the burden of almost every one's song in these days of speed-it-up-Willie, Sallie, Mary, Pa and Ma and all of us. The rent can't be reduced. The clothes can't be reduced in some ways. The car does its own reducing by producing more expense. ANAHEIM CREAMERY COMPANY All Dairy Products Preferred Quality, Plus Service 120 West Chartres Street THE S. Q. R. ST JANUARY Hundreds of items too numerous to mention i WOMEN'S COATS AND DRESSES Coats Radically Reduced 20% to 33½% reduction has been taken on Coats th in price from $19.50 to $125.00. DRESSES —One lot Dresses, values to $19.50; January Sale price..... —One lot Dresses that have sold as $28.00, on this Special Sale for...... NEMO CORSETS —Broken lines of Corsets, values to $7.00, for.... —Also Wrap-arounds in all sizes. —One lot Dresses that have sold as $28.00, on this Special Sale for NEMO CORSETS —Broken lines of Corsets, values to $7.00, for... —Also Wrap-arounds in all sizes. —Crepe and Outing Flannel Gowns, values to $1.95, for... Bedding at Reduced Wonderful Quality Comforts, $5.50 values 70x80 size Cotton Blankets in soft plaids and plain grey or reduced from $3.50 to Bed Spreads, white only, plain or cut corners, $3.00 value MEN'S SHIRTS —One lot collar attached Shirts, worth to $2.25, special at $1.75 or 2 for $3.25 —One lot collar attached Shirts, worth $3.00; January Sale $1.95 —One lot collar attached Shirts, worth to $4.00; January Sale $2.95 Center at Lemon THE S. Q. R. ST ANAHEIM GAZETTE El Centro, paving, $250,000; Araz underpass, $20,000; Sand Hills to Yuma, paving, $300,000; El Centro to Holtville, paving, $200,000; Holtville to Highville canal, paving, $150,000. Riverside County—Mecca to Blythe, grading, surfacing and paving, $750,000; San Bernardino County—Mojave river bridge at Victorville, $80,000; Daggett to Nevada line, near Jean, grading and surfacing, $750,000; Daggett to Topock, grading and surfacing, $750,000; Crest route, grading and surfacing, $700,000. Kern County—Mojave northerly into Inyo county, grading and paving on Owens valley route, $750,000; Bakersfield to Kern canyon, $200,000; Wasco to Junction Route 4, grading and paving, $200,000; westerly county line to Junction pumping station, paving, $400,000; Maricopa to Junction Route 4, grading and surfacing, $300,000. Tulare County—Three Rivers to Sequoia national park, paving, $150,000. San Luis Obispo County—Estrella river to Shandon pumping station (Cholame lateral), paving, $300,000; Shandon pumping station to easterly boundary, grading and paving, $200,000. The work proposed to be done under the request for a new construction budget. Chairman Toy pointed out, is Boy Scouts Will Contest for Prizes Contest to Be Held in City Park of Anaheim, Saturday All troops in Anaheim and the Cypress troop are invited to enter. Contest to start at 2 p.m. Saturday, January 8. The events which will be contested are as follows: 1. First aid race—Fireman's carry. 2. Stretcher carry—Coats and staves to be used in making stretcher. 3. Signaling contest—Two boys to the team, a sender and a receiver; 60 letters in four minutes. 4. Fire building—Burn a string. Each troop will be allowed one team of three boys. 5. Flapjack contest. Each troop will be allowed one team, consisting of four boys. Scouts to furnish cooking utensils and ingredients of cakes. The first of these contests, which was held some time ago, encountered bad weather, but attracted several scouts at that. A series of these contests is planned, and the boys hope to have a large number of spectators. No admission is charged and every one is invited to come out and see just what the Scouts are learning to do. Lumber States The forests of California, the largest user of lumber in the Union, yield a total of about two billion feet (board measure) of lumber annually, according to the forest service of the United States department of agriculture. The annual lumber requirements of the state are about four billion feet. There is enough timber in this state, it is estimated, to build forty million five-room bungalows, or to furnish all the wood for building and fuel that would be required by this country for nearly eight years. Only four other states produce more lumber than California. These in the order of their output are Washington, Oregon, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Heavy Increase in Tax Payments Southland's Contribution 36 Pct. Greater Than Year Ago Income taxpayers in the Southern California district paid into Uncle Sam's treasury the immense sum of $8,237,661.28 as their fourth and final payment on 1925 income taxes between December 1 to December 15, inclusive. Collector of Internal Revenue Galen H. Welch announced that the fourth payment this year was $2,196,054.64 greater than the final payment made in 1925, an increase of 36.3 per cent. The total income tax collections for the calendar year 1926 for the Southern California collection district will exceed $52,000,000, an increase of over $7,500,000 collected in the calendar year 1925. "This is indeed a record to feel proud of," said Mr. Welch, especially when it is remembered that the 1926 tax law eliminated about 100,000 persons, or 34 Out of nineteen applications for teachers' certificates in this county last week, only seven successfully passed and were granted permission to teach. Certificates were issued Monday to the following: Ruth E. Boynton, 125 East One Hundred Seventeenth street, Los Angeles; Essie S. Higgins, 1511 Winfield street; Los Angeles; Anne Helene Burlinghamamm, Sunland; Mrs. M. C. Williams; Monterey Park; Jessie M. Jeason; 2180 West Twenty-sixth Place. Los Angeles; Alice Anita Wheeler; 229 Colorado avenue; Santa Monica; and J. A. Reed, Spadra. Messrs. Tom McFadden and Leo Frlis have moved their law offices from the Masonic building to the First National Bank building. They are now housed on the sixth floor, and have commodious and comfortable quarters. Harold and Arthur Mann, sons of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mann, have returned to Stanford university, after a pleasant vacation with their parents in this city. Lieutenant Dale Quarton and wife who have been spending the Christmas holidays with relatives here departed. Time deposit days, Anne Charter No. 18 A Loans ancess or drau Overdrafts U. S. U.S. Deposits on all other cla Other bonds Banking Lawful res Items with lection Cash in vav Checks on report Redemption U.S. Other assets To Ma has dizzy spells. Pa has pockets under his eyes and a bulging middle. A quart of our Pastourized Milk a day for each one. Yes, that sells more milk for us, that's true. Cut down enough on some stuff that doesn't digest so well and try it for 60 days. You'll never get through being grateful for the tip. Eventually, it will normalize that family. COMPANY City, Plus Service yet to be financed and will require new revenue. It is in addition to work which will be undertaken during the biennium with the regular maintenance and reconstruction revenues, and also is in addition to convict camp operations. D. R. STORE PRY SALE bus to mention included in this sale. ITS AND DRESSES Fecally Reduced to 33 1/3% baken on Coats that range no $125.00. RESSES dues to $19.50; $10.95 that have sold as high as final Sale $15.75 CORSETS corsets, values $1.95 in all sizes. Messars. Tom McFadden and Leo Frils have moved their law offices from the Masonic building to the First National Bank building. They are now housed on the sixth floor, and have commodious and comfortable quarters. Harold and Arthur Mann, sons of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mann, have returned to Stanford university, after a pleasant vacation with their parents in this city. Lieutenant Dale Quarton and wife, who have been spending the Christmas holidays with relatives here, departed on Tuesday evening for Bremerton. Wash., where Lieutenant Quarton has been assigned to naval duty at that base. PIANOS Storage and Used Planos Danz at Anaheim has big city stock. Knabe, $185; Fisher, $65; Kohler, $85; Hardman, $90, $135; Steinway, Story & Clark, Chickering, Wurlitzer. Starr—many other famous makes, $35 up. Almost 100 to choose from, new and used. Free music lessons with every one. Ask about our free trial offer. DANZ The big city store, at Anaheim—162 W. Center. All service and delivery in this district free from Anaheim store for your convenience. KNABE GRAND—Like new, cheap. Danz, 162 W. Center, Anaheim. OLDSI ANN FOURBRA at have sold as high as al Sale $15.75 CORSETS orsets, values $1.95 in all sizes. Flannel Gowns $1.00 Reduced Prices es $4.45 and plain grey or tan, $2.85 nners, $3.00 value $2.18 SILKS AND WOOLENS —40-inch Flat Crepe, 20 shades to choose from; $1.89 January Sale —40-inch Silk Chiffon Velvet, grey, blue and black; $4.95 regular $3.95 —33-inch All-Silk Radium, 20 colors to choose from; specially priced at $89c R. R. STORE Phone 60 Anaheim AND LARGER NO PRICE Crankcase Ventilation, OilFiltration, Dual Air Cleaning, Two-Wheel Cooling, Harmonic Balance item after item... and now larger (30 x 5.25) Balloon Tires and Four-Wheel Brakes! Thus Oldsmobile adds to its posing array of features of known value and demonstrated work in the car that asks no fears no road. Thus Oldsmobile keeps faith with Frahm O. 420 S. Los Angeles OLDS PAGE FIVE REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Anaheim National Bank AT ANAHEIM, IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31, 1926 RESOURCES 1. Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances of other banks and foreign bills of exchange or drafts, sold with indorsement of this bank... $389,795.07 Total loans ... $389,795.07 2. Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured... $60.27 ... 60.27 3. U.S. Government securities owned: a Deposited to secure circulation (U.S. bonds par value) 50,000.00 b All other United States Government securities (including premiums, if any) 1,215.00 Total ... 51,215.00 4. Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned: 193,716.21 5. Banking House, none: Furniture and fixtures, $51,450.65 ... 51,450.65 8. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank... 36,785.80 9. Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection ... 35,960.79 10. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks... 113,745.96 13. Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank... 6,037.74 Total of Items 9, 10, and 18... 155,744.49 15. Redemption fund with U.S. Treasurer and due from U.S. Treasurer... 2,500.00 18. Other assets, if any... 6,758.16 Total ... $888,025.65 LIABILITIES 19. Capital stock paid in... $ 50,000.00 20. Surplus fund... 15,000.00 21. a Undivided profits, $4,783.64 ... $ 4,783.64 22. Circulating notes outstanding... 50,000.00 23. Amount due to national banks... 10,000.00 24. Certified checks outstanding... 675.00 25. Cashier's checks outstanding... 30,431.76 Total of Items 25, 27, and 28... 47,106.76 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): 29. Individual deposits subject to check... 363,444.54 Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Item 29... 363,444.54 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and 19. Capital stock paid in $50,000.00 20. Surplus fund 15,000.00 21. a Undivided profits, $4,783.64 $4,783.64 22. Circulating notes outstanding 50,000.00 23. Amount due to national banks 10,000.00 24. Certified checks outstanding 675.00 25. Cashier's checks outstanding 30,431.76 Total of Items 25, 27, and 28 47,106.76 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): 363,444.54 Individual deposits subject to check 363,444.54 Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Item 29 363,444.54 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings): 59,126.10 Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) 117,000.00 State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of assets of this bank or surety bond 187,564.61 Other time deposits 187,564.61 Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 35, 36, and 37 363,690.71 Total $888,025.65 STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF ORANGE. I. Ross L. Phegley, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ROSS L. PHEGLEY, Cashier. (SEAL) Correct—Attest: D. 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