anaheim-gazette 1928-08-16

Hoover's Speech Meets With Favor Candidate to Visit Southern California This Week The mature reaction to Herbert Hoover's acceptance speech led him and his advisers to believe that he has again reached out over the old line party leaders and again touched the rank and file. Telegrams and letters which have piled up on his desk in the last four days have in a large part been from persons of whom experienced Washington newspaper correspondents have never heard—from Republican business men who have never been prominent in politics, from women identified with welfare organizations and from party voters as identified from the so-called party leaders. Hoover and his friends believe the reaction to his statement of party principles has been popular rather than partisan. They say that if he has reached the rank and file, he has attained the object of his speech. Only four of the 49 Republican U.S. senators who are most often regarded as state party leaders, sent messages of congratulations. They were Watson, Indiana; Vanderburgh, Michigan; Deene, Illinois, and Curtis, Kansas. Three other members of the party representation in the senate were present and issued statements endorsing the speech. Not a single cabinet member wired comment, although one was present and extended his congratulations in person. Less than a dozen Republican members of the house of representatives who likewise are looked upon by Washingtonians as important party representatives added their words of commendation. But the editorial comment from both Republican and independent papers added to the large number of telegrams and letters which have been received have convinced the campaign advisers around Hoover's office that the silence of few is to be desired in view of the applause of many. It is known the nominee left much out of the speech. LEAVE FOR HAWAII Miss Myrtle A. Winters and Miss Lova Holt, Registrar and Science teacher, respectively of the Anaheim Union High school, left last Saturday on the S. S. City of Los Angeles for the Hawaiian Islands. Sometimes ago they obtained leaves of absence for the ensuing school year in order to make an extended stay on the islands. For a time they will be located in Oahu, where Miss Winters has relatives. Though they went with expectations of staying till late next year, their many friends believe the lure of Anaheim will be too great and that Miss Winters, at least; will be back the first part of 1929. BUY HOME-MADE GOODS Europe always can do a fair business with the United States, for this country is a large buyer of foreign goods at all times. Even in the products that are made in this country, there is a field for creation of business by foreign producers. The commerce of the United States shows interesting cross-currents of trade, with the same products coming into the country that are going out of it. This is a logical outcome of the humane desire for particular styles, designs or construction, or perchance for something exotic. But, on the whole, a home industry logically should have the equivalent of all the home market that it can supply. This country has a manufacturing capacity which allows it to make exports on a vast scale. This does not mean that it must seek markets held by others and take them away. As is explained by Dr. Julius Klein, director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, an important part of our foreign trade is due rather to marked expansion of sales in commodities not previously supplied by any country than to usurpation of markets hitherto held by other nations. He finds that two vital elements govern our foreign business, rather than what our rivals are doing: first, the market prospects in any given area; second, our capacity to produce and export the desired commodities. If other countries entered the American markets on this basis of supplying something that is lacking here... extended his congratulations in person. Less than a dozen Republican members of the house of representatives who likewise are looked upon by Washingtonians as important party representatives added their words of commendation. But the editorial comment from both Republican and independent papers added to the large number of telegrams and letters which have been received have convinced the campaign advisers around Hoover's office that the silence of few is to be desired in view of the applause of many. It is known the nominee left much out of the speech that some leaders had demanded and treated his subjects independent of many suggestions from the influential. This may explain some of the influential silence Hoover's friends say. President Coolidge took occasion to comment upon the popular reception of the speech in his telegram of congratulations. Arrangements were completed to enable the nominee to attend a special Iowa picnic at Long Beach, Calif. The motor trip of the nominee to Long Beach had been called off previously, but he was notified by long distance phone from Los Angeles that a new picnic was being arranged and that he would be expected to attend. Both the Los Angeles and the West Branch, Iowa, speeches now are concluded and advance copies for newspapers are soon to be given out in confidential form. Plans for the trip to Washington were announced at Hoover headquarters. The nominee's special train will arrive at Santa Barbara at 8 a.m., Friday for a motor trip to the old mission and the sunken garden. He will leave there at 10 a.m., arriving at Glendale at 12:30 p.m. He will motor from Glendale to the city hall of Los Angeles, where he is scheduled to arrive at 1:40 p.m. After the city hall ceremonies he will motor to Long Beach for the Pacific Southwest Exposition and the special Iowa picnic. Later he will stop at Pasadena and San Bernardino. Arizona county chairmen will board his train at Williams, Arizona, Saturday and will confer with him about the Arizona situation while he visits the Grand Canyon. Rear platform appearances will be made at Gallup, Albuquerque and other New Mexico towns. Chicago gangsters do the best they can in killing off the gangsters, but apparently the police don't give them enough help. Sensing a billion-dollar tourist movement from the United States, France has adopted the gold standard. Rexall For a Youthful Complexion SHARI Beauty Cream A non-greasy cream for a face powder base. The rich mellow, nourishing oils make the cream an ideal skin food and tonic as well. $1.50 Heying's Pharmacy Corner Los Angeles and Center Streets The Rexall Store ANAHEIM GAZETTE Assessed Valuations Of School Districts Most of Them Show An Increase Over Past Year Assessed valuations upon Orange county property of the non-operative or taxable class, for 1928-1929, as segregated by cities and districts, were made public at Santa Ana by County Auditor W. C. Jerome. The increase of $7,526,685 in total valuation over last year was quite uniformly spread over the county, it was shown by an examination of the school district valuations, which cover the entire total. Thirty-seven districts gained, while twelve decreased in valuation. Those failing to equal last year's level were Drea, Buena Park, Cypress, Fulerton, La Habra, Lowell-Joint, Olinda, Peralta and Placentia, all in the third supervisorial district; Diamond in the second district and San Joaquin in the fifth district. Valuation statistics follow: School Districts 1927-8 1928-9 Alamitos $ 644,060 $ 736,240 Anahiein 9,797,085 9,876,175 Bolsa 508,300 528,355 Brea 11,508,970 10,959,335 Buena Park 1,982,870 1,943,725 Centralia 831,250 906,465 Commonswealth 1,185,070 1,250,910 Cypress 582,630 528,105 El Modena 2,032,555 3,020,605 El Toro 526,690 534,195 Fairview 854,210 924,735 Fountain Valley 615,210 620,800 Fullerton 13,222,155 13,046,165 Garden Grove 2,434,030 2,812,090 Greenville 477,075 501,270 Harper 1,113,800 1,502,165 Katella 1,845,255 1,901,050 La Hora 4,955,025 4,771,430 Laurel 769,455 802,980 Loara 1,501,300 1,695,325 Lowell-Joint 712,500 608,720 Magnolia 1,129,335 1,369,905 Olinda 3,075,935 2,445,420 Orang-chorpe 1,466,035 1.574.225 Peralta 367,465 366.995 Placentia 7,884,830 7.753.240 Brightfield 4.463.350 5.502.700 THINGS WORTH KNOWING Q.-How can a radiator that has been bronzed be painted? A.-Remove all loose finish with benzine and allow to dry. Put on a priming coat and after that has dried hard any good quality of paint may be applied. Q.-It is said that Gollath was six cubits and one span tall. How tall would that be in feet and inches? A.-A cubit is 1.5 feet and a span is 9 inches; hence Gollath was reputed to be nine-feet nine inches tall. Q.-How discovered the Mississippi river? A.-De Soto discovered it in 1541; Marquette and Joliet descended almost to the mouth of the river in 1674 and in 1682 La Salle passed through into the Delta and the Gulf of Mexico and took possession of the land in the name of the king of France. Q.-What is the origin and meaning of the name Grimes? A.-It is of Teutonic and Anglo-Saxon origin and means grim, stern. Q.-How many atoms are there in a molecule? A.-The number varies in every form of matter. In a molecule of water there are two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen; while in a starch molecule, which is one of the largest known there are approximately 25,000 atoms. Q.-What is the comparative altitude of Washington; D. C., and Los Angeles, Calif? A.-Washington; 8 feet; Los Angeles; 338 feet. Q.-Who owns the cemeteries in France where the American soldiers are buried? A.-They are owned by the United States. Q.-Were any actual motion pictures taken of scenes in the World War? A.-The Signal Corps says that approximately 1.000.000 feet of film were taken during the World War. Q.-What is the meaning of the name Rufus? A.-It is derived from the Latin and means "reddish." Q.-What is the name of the instrument used by an airplane to measure its altitude? A.-Ameroid altimeter. Q.-How long do goldfish live? PLANS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FETTY-GREEN MINE IN SUTTER CREEK ARE NOW BEING RAPIDLY WORKED OUT BY A. S. Dewe, superintendent of the Central Eureka mine, which has owned the property for four years. The program has been financed by a remarkably productive sale of treasury stock on the San Francisco exchange within the last few days. One of the first moves contemplated is the driving of a tunnel 1700 feet long to connect the Hetty-Green shaft at 3500 feet with the Central Eureka shaft at about 3300 feet so as to provide better ventilation and working conditions for both mines. The Hetty-Green mine produced $20,000,000 above the 1700-foot level in the early days of its operation. One sweetly solemn thought concerning the war in China is, no matter who wins or loses it the taxpayers of the United States won't have to pay for it. It takes two to make a bootlegger. States amount to 1,496,928. The grand total of enrollments in all types of schools mentioned in the report is 31,037,736. We can challenge any other country in the world with these figures. Yet probably education was never so important as it is in the United States today. Education is vitally needed to enable people to cope with the vast materialistic forces that have been let loose; it is necessary to enable us to keep our feet on the earth. The You Bet Mining company, Nevada county, was sold the past week to C. E. Hayden of St. Louis, Missouri, under bond and lease. This is one of the famous old producers and the sale price represents a considerable figure. MISS REA REPORTS CASH BALANCE OF $1211 The Orange County Crippled Children's Relief association will present to the budget committee of the Santa Ana Community Chest, at its next meeting, a request for $1500 for next year, according to action taken at a meeting of the directors of the association held in the Anaheim Elks' club. Pointing out that the requested amount will be $500 more than the association asked for last year, E. S. Morrow, of Santa Ana, president of the relief organization, said this has been made necessary by stringent regulations recently adopte dby the county in classification of indigents that have resulted in the withdrawal of county funds used in payment of treatment of children suffering from deformities. Morrow asserted that a little more liberal policy by the county in the past made possible assistance for children whose parents were not indigents but who were in such circumstances. ORANGE COUNTY S TALKING ABOUT GUARANTEED 3000 MILES INDIA SUPER SERVICE TIRES This new tire is built to outrun any tire made—bar none. And our guarantee backs up our belief that it will do it. Stop and see this tire. Get our estimate on the unused mileage in your present tires—and let us release you from tire trouble for the life of your car. Open Saturday Evening WEST BROS. ELECS AT CHESTNUT Anaheim PHONES 884 AND 31 Would you be drenched? If you bought your Hart Schaffner fashion center and they are accepted? When you come here those cities have. "By F. A. Y THE HOME Florsheim Shoes Dutchess Trousers Anaheim, Calif., Aug. 16, 1928 farm in Orange County used 41 per cent during 1910 to 1925, according available figures of the Census on file at the of agriculture. farm in the county used with 4188 in 1920 the figures show. This number of individuals now instead of a few as formerly. series, such as Austrane providing for the large holdings, but this being accomplished in the aid of any such out. of individually owned state or country makes of agriculture, larger a broader diversificacountries in California. use in the number of period, the census committee of the Santa Chest, at its next meetr $1500 for next year, not taken at a meettors of the associaAnaheim Elks' club. that the requested $500 more than the they could not pay all or a portion of the expenses incident to operations and treatment. While the association is asking $500 more from the Santa Ana chest, it has reduced its estimated operating costs for the coming year by $1000, the budget being set at $5000 instead of $6000. The allotment for the year has been based on operative costs of the last year, which were approximately $5000. The association has maintained an excellent service and splendid results have followed the efforts of the year, it was revealed at the meeting of the directors. Comment was made that the budgeted amount would not provide funds for expansion of the work of the organization, but the hope was expressed that contributions from the general public of the county would exceed that amount. Outside of Santa Ana the association conducts its own campaign for funds and it is possible the drive will result in donations that will exceed the amount designated as sufficient for conduct of the humane work of the association on the basis of its operations in the last year. The report of Mrs. Gertrude Crowell for the month of July 28 patients at the present time and that during the 30-day period Mrs. Crowell gave 162 treatments. The report of the treasurer, Miss E. Kate Rea, showed a cash balance, as of July 1, of $1211.97. hTe September meeting of the directors will be held at St. Ann's Inn, Santa Ana, at noon on the second Friday. Present at the meeting yesterday were E. S. Morrow, Miss Grace Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brown, Miss Rea, Mrs. Emery White, Mrs. Cood Adams, Mrs. Eva Copeland, Mrs. Crowell and Horace Fine. A high-grade strike has been made in the Yellow Jacket mine at Alleghany in the No. 2 raise from the tunnel according to B. A. Reber, superintendent of operations for the Alleghany-Eldo-rade, which has the property under bond and lease. There is also a shoot in the No. 1 raise and the ore bins are being rapidly filled. Old Dobbin may have had his short-comings, but he could always be parked without being dented. Real Values for the Money Due to the large sale of new Oldsmobile Sixes we find our used car department over-stocked with a fine selec-tion of real good used cars, which we will give very easy terms to the right party. It will pay you well to see these: 1925 Olds Sedan $425 1924 Olds Sedan 275 1925 Dodge Coupe 550 1924 Dodge Coupe 275 1926 Chevrolet Landau Sedan 525 1926 Chevrolet Coach 425 1926 Chevrolet Coupe 390 1923 Chevrolet Sedan 130 1924 Willys Knight Sedan $375 1923 Willys Knight Touring 225 1925 Maxwell Coach 425 1924 Maxwell Coupe (two), at. 325 1925 Hupmobile Touring 200 1922 Moon Sedan 375 1926 Essex Coach 275 1924 Hudson Coach 275 Due to the large sale of new Oldsmobile Sixes we find our used car department over-stocked with a fine selection of real good used cars, which we will give very easy terms to the right party. It will pay you well to see these: 1925 Olds Sedan ... $425 1924 Olds Sedan ... 275 1925 Dodge Coupe ... 550 1924 Dodge Coupe ... 275 1926 Chevrolet Landau Sedan ... 525 1926 Chevrolet Coach ... 425 1925 Chevrolet Coupe ... 390 1923 Chevrolet Sedan ... 130 1922 Studebaker Lt. 6 Coupe ... 200 1922 Studebaker Lt. 6 Sedan ... 325 1924 Willys Knight Sedan ... $375 1923 Willys Knight Touring ... 225 1925 Maxwell Coach ... 425 1924 Maxwell Coupe (two), at ... 325 1925 Hupmobile Touring ... 200 1922 Moon Sedan ... 375 1926 Essex Coach ... 275 1924 Hudson Coach ... 275 1922 Essex Touring ... 125 1923 Durant Touring ... 125 And Many Others From $20.00 Up Open Evenings Till 9:00. Frahm Oldsmobile Company 420 South Los Angeles Street Suppose your firm sent you on business tomorrow to London, New York or Paris Would you be dressed as they are in those cities? You certainly would— If you bought your clothes here. Hart Schaffner & Marx style scouts cover every fashion center and give us those styles the moment they are accepted. When you come here you have style leadership just as those cities have. "By All Means Get a Fit" F. A. YUNGBLUTH THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Clorsheim Shoes Outchess Trousers Manhattan Shirts Stetson Hats